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AGRICULTURAL 
COLLEGE 



CATALOGUE OF OFFICERS 
AND GRADUATES 



1857 — 1911 



EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 
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1857 — 1911 



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PREFATORY NOTE 

This catalogue consists of three parts: (i) A list of all officers of 
the College; (II) The names and addresses of graduates; (III) A geo- 
graphical index of graduates. 

The lists of officers are arranged in groups, each group being in chro- 
nological order with the exception of the lists of Instructors and Assist- 
ants. For convenient reference these are arranged in alphabetical order. 

Part II is arranged alphabetically by classes. An effort has been made 
to obtain the official position and address of every living graduate, also 
to ascertain the date and place of death of decedents. 

The Geographical Index, Part III, is arranged alphabetically by states 
and by cities in each state. In instances where the business and residence 
addresses are in different cities, the name appears in the lists of both 
cities. 

Information regarding errors or omissions will be welcomed. 

ELIDA YAKELEY. 
Registrar's Office, 

Michigan Agricultural College, 
December i, 1911. 



CONTENTS 

Officers and Employees of tite College 

State Board of Education 7 

State Board of Agriculture 7 

Secretaries of State Board of Agriculture 8 

Treasurers 9 

Presidents 9 

Professors / 9 

Associate Professors 16 

Assistant Professors 16 

Instructors 19 

Assistants 26 

Field Agents 28 

Librarians 28 

Registrars 28 

Directors 28 

Architects 29 

Purchasing Agents 29 

Editors of M. A. C. Record 29 

Graduates 

Directory of Graduates by Classes 30 

Graduates Who Have Received Advanced Degrees 109 

Honorary Degrees 113 

Summary 116 

Geographical Index of Graduates 117 

Index 139 



OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE 

Note. — The asterisk (*), denotes the decease of the person before whose name it 
Is placed; the dagger (t), a graduate of the college. 



STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION— APPOINTED BY THE 
GOVERNOR 

From 1857 to March 15, 1861, the college was under the control of the 
State Board of Education. 
Appointed Retired 

1857 *HIRAM LINDSLEY MILLER, Saginaw, 1858 

1857 *JOHN RUSSELL KELLOGG, Allegan, 1861 

1857 *GEORGE WILLARD, Battle Creek, 1861 

1857 *WITTER JOHNSON BAXTER, Jonesville, 1861 

1861 *EDWIN WILLITS, Monroe, (See Presidents), 1861 

SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, EX-OFFICIO 

1857 *IRA MAYHEW, Detroit, 1859 

I8S9 *JOHN MILTON GREGORY, Ann Arbor, 1861 

1909 LUTHER F. WRIGHT, Ironwood. 

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE 

MEMBERS BY AN ACT OF LEGISLATURE 

Until 1910, the Governor of the State was also an ex-oMcio member of 
the Board. 

The addresses of Board Members indicate residence at time of appointment. 

Appointed Retired 

1861 *DAVID CARPENTER, Blissfield, 1871 

1861 *JUSTUS GAGE, Dowagiac, 1869 

1861 *PHILO PARSONS, Detroit, 1863 

1866 *HEZEKIAH GRIFFITH WELLS, Kalamazoo, 1883 

1861 *SILAS ALLEN YERKES, Grand Rapids, 1862 

1861 *CHARLES RICH, Lapeer, 1867 

1862 *ABRAHAM C. PRUTZMAN, Three Rivers, 1873 

1910 ROBERT D. GRAHAM, Grand Rapids. 
1910 WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Bayport. 

1910 WILLIAM J. OBERDORFFER, Stephenson. 

1910 ALFRED J. DOHERTY, Clare. 

1910 I. ROY WATERBURY, Highland Station. 

1910 tWILLIAM L. CARPENTER, Detroit. 

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MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THElGOVERNOft 
Appointed Retired 

1863 *ADONIJAH STRONG WELCH, Ypsilanti, 1866 

1866 *ORAMEL HOSFORD, Olivet, 1875 

1867 *SAMUEL OLIVER KNAPP, Jackson, 1873 
1869 *JAMES WEBSTER CHILDS, Ypsilanti, 1882 
1871 *GEORGE WILBUR PHILLIPS, Romeo, 1883 
1873 *FRANKLIN WELLS, Constantine, 1904 
1873 *AARON SMITH DYCKMAN, South Haven, 1879 
1875 *AIILTON JACKSON CARD, Volinia, 1881 
1879 HENRY GRAHAM REYNOLDS, Old Mission, 1885 

1881 *THOMAS DUSTIN DEWEY, Owosso, 1887 

1882 *WILLIAM BARKER McCREERY, Flint, 1890 

1883 *ELIJAH WALDO RISING, Davison, 1889 
1883 *HENRY CHAMBERLAIN, Three Oaks, 1883-89, 1891-97, 1897 
1885 *CYRUS GRAY LUCE, Gilead, 1887 
1887 GEORGE BRYON HORTON, Fruit Ridge, 1888 
1887 CHARLES WILLIAM GARFIELD, Grand Rapids, 1899 
1889 OSCAR PALMER, Grayling, 1891 
1889 ASA CHAPIN GLIDDEN, Paw Paw, 1895 
1889 IRA HOWARD BUTTERFIELD, Lapeer, 1893 
1891 *EDWIN PHELPS, Pontiac, 1895 
1893 CHARLES FREEMAN MOORE, St. Clair, 1893-99, 1903-04, 1904 
1895 CHARLES JAY MONROE, South Haven, 1907 
1895 WILLIAM EDWARD BOYDEN, Delhi Mills, 1897 
1897 *tARTHUR CRANSON BIRD, Highland, 1899 
1897 THOMAS FRANK MARSTON, Bay City, 1897-1903, 1905-08, 1908 
1899 *EDWARD PAYSON ALLEN, Ypsilanti, 1903 
1899 HOLLISTER FESTUS MARSH, Allegan, 1903 
1899 tLUCIUS WHITNEY WATKINS, Manchester, 1905 

1902 ROBERT D. GRAHAM, Grand Rapids, 1909 

1903 WM. H. WALLACE, Bayport, 1909 
1903 AARON P. BLISS, Saginaw, 1909 

1905 tHENRY F. BUSKIRK, Wayland, 1907 

1906 WM. J. OBERDORFFER, Stephenson, 1909 

1907 ALFRED J. DOHERTY, Clare, 1909 
1907 I. ROY WATERBURY, Highland Station, 1909 
1909 tWM. L. CARPENTER, Detroit. 1912 

SECRETARIES OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE 

1861 *THEOPHILUS CAPEN ABBOT, (See Members of the 1863 
Faculty). 

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Appointed Retired 

1863 *CARLOS A. KENASTON, pro-tempore, 1864 

1864 *SANFORD HOWARD, 1871 
1871 tRICHARD HAIGH, Jr., pro-tempore, Dearborn, Mich., 1873 
1873 *WILLIAM HENRY PICKERING MARSTON, 1875 
1875 *ROBERT GARDNER BAIRD, 1885 
188s tHENRY GRAHAM REYNOLDS, Pasadena, Cal., 1893 
1893 IRA HOWARD BUTTERFIELD, Hartford, Conn., 1899 
1899 *tARTHUR CRANSON BIRD, 1902 
1902 ADDISON MAKEPEACE BROWN. 

TREASURERS 

1857 *JOHN CLOUGH HOLMES, (See Members of the Fac- 1858 

ulty). 

1858 *THEOPHILUS CAPEN ABBOT, (See Members of the 1861 

Faculty). 

1861 *LANGFORD GREEN BERRY, 1865 

1865 *JOSEPH MILLS, 1871 
1871 *EPHRAIM LONGYEAR, 1885 
1885 MERRITT LAPHAM COLEMAN, Riverside, Cal., 1887 
1887 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DAVIS, Lansing, Mich. 

PRESIDENTS 

1857 *JOSEPH RICKETSON WILLIAMS, A. M., 1859 

1862 *THEOPHILUS CAPEN ABBOT, A. M., LL. D., (See 1884 

Members of the Faculty). 

1885 *EDWIN WILLITS, A. M., 1889 
1889 *tOSCAR CLUTE, M. S., (See Members of the Faculty), 1893 

1893 LEWIS GRIFFIN GORTON, M. S., Majestic Building, De- 1895 

troit, Mich. 
1896 JONATHAN LeMOYNE SNYDER, Ph. D., LL. D. 

MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY 



PROFESSORS 

1857 *CALVIN TRACY, A. M., Professor of Mathematics, i860 

Died at North Lansing, July 28, 1889. 

1857 *LEWIS RANSOM FISKE, A. M., Professor of Chemistry, 1862 

Acting President, 1859-62. 

Died at Denver, Colo., Feb. 14, 1901. 

1857 *HENRY GOADBY, M. D., Professor of Animal and Vege- 1859 

table Physiology and Entomology. 
1857 ♦DAVID PORTER MAYHEW, Professor of Natural 1857 

Science. 

Died at Detroit, May 28, 1888. 



Appointed Retired 

1857 *ROBERT DODD WEEKS, A. M., Professor of English 1862 

Literature, Farm Economy and Secretary, 1857-58, 1860-62. 
Died at E;ast Orange, N. J., Feb. 23, 1898. 

1858 *THEOPHILUS CAPEN ABBOT, A. M., LL. D., Em- 1892 

eritus Professor of Mental Philosophy and Logic, 1890-92. 

Professor of English L,iterature, 1858-60. 

Professor of Civil and Rural Engineering and Treasurer, 1860-61. 

Professor of History and English Literature, 1861-66. 

Professor of Mental Philosophy and Logic, 1866-89. 

President, 1862-1884. 

i860 *JOHN CLOUGH HOLMES, Professor of Horticulture, 1862 
(Treasurer 1857-58, Secretary 1860-62). 
Died at Detroit, Dec. 17, 1887. 

i860 *GEORGE THURBER, M. D., Professor of Botany and 1863 
Vegetable Physiology. 
Died at Passaic, N. J., April 2, 1890. 

1861 *MANLY MILES, M. D., Professor of Practical Agriculture 1875 
and Superintendent of the Farm, 1865-75. 
Professor of Zoology and Animal Physiology, 1861-65. 
Died at Lansing, Mich., Feb. 15, 1898. 

1863 *ROBERT CLARK KEDZIE, A. M., M. D., D. Sc, LL. D., 1902 
Professor of Chemistry. 
Died at East Lansing, Mich., Nov. 7, 1902. 

1863 *tALBERT NELSON PRENTISS, M. S., Professor of Bot- 1869 
any and Horticulture and Superintendent of the Gardens, 
1865-69. 

Instructor in Botany and Horticulture and Superintendent of the Gardens, 
1863-64. 

Died at Ithaca, N. Y., August 14, 1896. 

1863 *tOSCAR CLUTE, M. S., Professor of Mathematics, 1865-67, 1867 
Instructor in Mathematics, 1863-65. 

President and Director of the Experiment Station, 1889-93. 
Died at Los Angeles, Jan. 27, 1902. 

1865 *GEORGE THOMPSON FAIRCHILD, A. M., Professor 1879 
of English Literature, 1866-79. 

Instructor in English Literature, 1865-66. 
Acting President, 1872-73. 
Died March 16, 1901. 

1867 tALBERT JOHN COOK, M. S., D. Sc., Professor of Zo- 1893 

ology and Entomology and Curator of the General Museum, 

1875-93- 
Instructor in Mathematics, 1867-69. 
Professor of Zoology and Entomology, 1868-74. 
Entomologist in the Experiment Station, 1888-91. 
Professor of Biology, Pomona ODllege, Claremont, Cal. 

1868 tWILL WARREN TRACY, M. S., D. Sc, Professor of 1872 

Horticulture and Superintendent of the Gardens, 1870-72. 
Foreman of the Conservatory, 1868. 

Instructor in Horticulture and Superintendent of the Gardens, 1869-70. 
Seedsman, Bureau of Plant Industry, Washington, D. C. 

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Appointed Retired 

1870 WILLIAM JAMES BEAL, A. M., S. M., Ph. D., D. Sc, 
Emeritus Professor vf Botany. 

Lecturer on Botany, May-July, 1870. 

Professor of Botany, 1871-72. 

Professor of Botany and Horticulture and Superintendent of the Horticul- 
tural Department, 1872-75. 

Professor of Botany and Horticulture and Curator of the Botanical Mus- 
eum, 1876-81. 

Professor of Botany and Forestry and Curator of the Botanical Museum, 
1882-1902. 

Professor of Botany and Curator of the Botanical Museum, 1901-1910. 

Botanist of the Experiment Station, 1888-92, 1909-10. 

Amherst, Mass. 

187. * A TIERED BUCK GULLEY, Professor of Practical Agricul- 1877 
ture, 1875-76. 

Superintendent of the Farm and Gardens, 1876-77. 
Died at Dearborn, Mich., March 15, 1891. 

1875 *tCHARLES LEE INGERSOLL, M. S., Professor of Prac- 1879 
tical Agriculture, 1876-79. 
Foreman of the Farm, 1875-76. 
Died at Grand Junction, Colo., Dec. 8, 1895. 

1875 tROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, M. S., C. E., M. M. 1890 
E., LL. D., Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineer- 
ing, 1878-90. 

Instructor in Mathematics and Civil Engineering, 1875-77. 
Professor of Experimental Engineering, Cornell University, 125 Eddy St., 
Ithaca, N. Y. 

1879 SAMUEL JOHNSON, M. S., Professor of Practical Agri- 1889 

culture. 
Agriculturist in the Experiment Station, 1888-89. 
Dowagiac, Mich. 

1880 tFRANK STEWART KEDZIE, M. S., Professor of Chem- 

istry, 1902- . 

Instructor in Chemistry, 1880-87. 

Assistant Professor, 1887-1891. 

Adjunct Professor, 1891-02. 

Assistant Chemist of the Experiment Station, 1889-1891. 

Associate Chemist of the Experiment Station, 1903-05. 

1880 ELIAS JOHN MacEWAN, A. M., Professor of English 1889 

Literature and Modern Languages. 
Professor of English Literature, Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Mich. 

1881 GEORGE HATFIELD HARROWER, A. B., Professor of 1885 

History and Political Economy, 1883-85. 

Instructor in History and Political Economy, 1881-83. 

Contractor in Architectural Iron and Steel. 410 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, 
N. Y. 

1881 *tWILLIAM SANDERS HOLDSWORTH, M. S., Professor 1907 
of Drawing and Designing, 1903-07. 
Instructor in Drawing, 1881-87. 
Assistant Professor of Drawing, 1887-03. 
Died at East Lansing, Mich., Sept. 18, 1907. 



Appointed Retired 

1883 tJAMES SATTERLEE, M. S., Professor of Horticulture and 1884 
Superintendent of the Grounds. 
Farmer and Salesman, Ivansing, Mich. 

1883 EDWARD ALEXANDER ANDREW GRANGE, V. S., 1897 

Professor of Veterinary Science. 

Consulting Veterinarian in Experiment Station, 1892-97. 
Veterinarian in the Experiment Station, 1888-92. 
Principal of Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada. 

1884 JOHN ALEXANDER LOCKWOOD, Professor of Military 1887 

Science and Tactics. 

Captain U. S. Army, retired. 1705 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo. 

1885 LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M. S., LL. D. (Univ. of Wis.) 1888 

1907, Professor of Horticulture and Landscape Gardening 
and Superintendent >of the Horticultural Department. 

Horticulturist in Experiment Station, 1888-89. 

Director of New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University, 
Ithaca, N. Y. 

1885 *LEWIS McLOUTH, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of Mechanics, 1886 

Died March 16, 1909. 

1887 WILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND, Ph. D., Professor of 1891 
Mechanics and Director of the Shops, 1887-91. 

Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Leland Stanford University, Cal. 

1887 WENDELL LEE SIMPSON, Professor of Mathematics and 1891 

Civil Engineering, 1890-91. 
Professor of Military Science and Tactics, 1887-90. 
Major, 19th Infantry, 24 State St., New York, N. Y. 

1888 LEVI RAWSON TAFT, M. S., Superintendent of Farmers' 

Institutes and State Inspector of Orchards and Nurseries, 

1902- . 
Professor of Horticulture and Landscape Gardening and Superintendent of 

the Horticultural Department, 1888-02. 
Horticulturist in Experiment Station, 1888-1908. 
Consulting Horticulturist in Experiment Station, 1908-09. 

1889 EDWARD PLAYFAIR ANDERSON, A. M., Ph. D., Pro- 1890 

fessor of English Literature and Modern Languages. 

1889 tEUGENE DAVENPORT, M. S.. LL. D., Professor of 1891 

Practical Agriculture and Superintendent of the Farm. 

Assistant Botanist in the Experiment Station, 1888-89. 

Dean of College of Agriculture and Director of Experiment Station, Uni- 
versity of Illinois. 

1890 HOWARD EDWARDS, M. A., LL. D., Professor of English 1906 

Literature and Modern Languages. 
President of the Rhode Island Agricultural College, Kingston, R. I. 

1890 JOHN JORDAN CRITTENDEN, Professor of Military 1892 
Science and Tactics, 1890-92. 

Lieutenant-Colonel, retired. Port Huron, Mich. 
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Appointed Retired 

1891 LESTER PAIGE BRECKENRIDGE, Ph. B., Professor of 1893 

Mechanical Engineering and Director of the Mechanical 

Department. 
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. 

1891 HERMAN KLOCK VEDDER, C. E., Professor of Civil En- 
gineering, 1909- . 
Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering, 1891-09. 

1891 tWARREN BABCOCK, B. S., Professor of Mathematics, 1909- . 
Instructor in Mathematics, 1891-93. 
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1893-1905. 
Associate Professor of Mathematics, 1905-1909. 

1891 tWILBUR OLIN HEDRICK. M. S., Ph. D., Professor of His- 

tory and Economics, 1906- . 
Instructor in English, 1891-93. 
Assistant Professor of History and Political Economy, 1893- 1906. 

1892 PETER MIRICK HARWOOD, B. S., Professor of Practical 1893 

Agriculture and Superintendent of the Farm and Agricul- 
turist in the Experiment Station. 
Barre, Mass. 

1892 EDSON ARTHUR LEWIS, Professor of Military Science 1896 

and Tactics. 
Major 6th Infantry U. S. Army, Manila, P. I. 

1893 CLINTON DE WITT SMITH, M. S., Dean of the Short 1908 

Courses and College Extension Lecturer, 1902-08. 

Professor of Practical Agriculture and Superintendent of the Farm and 
Agriculturist in the Experiment Station, 1893-95. 

Professor of Practical Agriculture, Superintendent of the Farm and Direc- 
tor of the Experiment Station, 1895-99. 

Director of the Experiment Station, College Extension Lecturer and Dean 
of the Short Courses, 1899-08. 

Superintendent of the Farmers' Institutes, 1899-02. 

President of Agricultural College, Piracicaba, Sao Paulo, Brazil, S. A. 

1893 CHARLES LEWIS WEIL, S. B., Professor of Mechanical 1906 

Engineering and Director of the Mechanical Department. 
Consulting Engineer of Diamond Crystal Salt Co., Inc. 
Residence, St. Clair, Mich. 

1894 WALTER BRADFORD BARROWS, S. B., Professor of Zo- 

ology and Physiology and Curator of the General Museum, 
1894- . 

Consulting Zoologist of the Experiment Station, 1896-99. 

1895 tHERBERT WINDSOR MUMFORD, B. S., Professor of 1901 

Practical Agriculture and Superintendent of the Farm and 
Experimenter zvith the Live Stock in the Experiment Sta- 
tion, 1899- 1901. 

Instructor in Agriculture, 1895-96. 

Assistant Professor of Agriculture, 1896-99. 

Assistant in Agriculture in the Experiment Station, 1896-99. 

Professor of Animal Husbandry, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. 

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Appointed Retired 

1896 EDITH FLORENCE McDERMOTT (Mrs. Wm. H. Law- 1898 
rence), Professor of D'omcstic Economy and Household Sci- 
ence. 
Hood River, Oregon, R. D. 2. 

1896 HARRY HILL BANDHOLTZ, Brigadier-General, Professor 1899 
•of Military Science and Tactics. 

Chief of Constabulary, Manila, P. I. 

1896 CHARLES EDWARD MARSHALL, Ph. D., Professor of 

Bacteriology and Hygiene, 1902- . 

Assistant Bacteriologist in Experiment Station, 1896-1900. 
Assistant Professor of Bacteriology and Hygiene, 1900-02. 
Bacteriologist and Hygienist in Experiment Station, 1900-1908. 
Scientific and Vice Director of Experiment Station, 1908- . 

1897 tGEORGE ALFRED WATERMAN, B. S., M. D. C, Pro- 1908 

fessor of Veterinary Science and Consulting Veterinarian in 

the Experiment Station. 
Commandant in charge of the Military Department, 1898-1900. 
Farmer, Ann Arbor, Mich., R. F. D. 

1897 RUFUS HIRAM PETTIT, B. S. in Agr., Professor of Ento- 

mology, 1906- . 

Instructor in Zoology, 1897-1906. 

Assistant Entomologist in Experiment Station, 1897-99. 
Consulting Entomologist in Experiment Station, 1899-04. 
Entomologist in Experiment Station, 1904- . 

1898 MAUD RYLAND KELLAR, A. M., Dean of the Women's 1901 

Department. 
Teaching in Private School. 
Home address, Wellesley, Mass. 

1899 tULYSSES PRENTISS HEDRICK, M. S., Professor 'of 1905 

Horticulture and Landscape Gardening and Superintend- 
ent of Grounds, 1902-05. 

Assistant Horticulturist in Experiment Station, 1894-95. 

Assistant Professor of Horticulture, 1899- 1902. 

Horticulturist of New York Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y. 

1899 JOSEPH ALEXANDER JEFFERY, B. S. Agr., Professor of 

Soils and Soil Physics, 1902- . 
Assistant Professor of Agriculture, 1899-1902. 
Soil Physicist in Experiment Station, 1908- . 

1900 MAJOR CHARLES A. VERNOU, U. S. A., Professor of 1904 

Military Science and Tactics. 
Major, retired. 1319 Hill St., Ann Arbor, Mich. 

1901 MAUDE GILCHRIST, B. S., Dean of Home Economics. 

1902 *ERNEST E. BOGUE, M. S., A. M., Professor of Forestry, 1907 

Died at East Lansing, Mich., August 19, 1907. 

1902 ROBERT SIDEY SHAW, B. S. A., Dean of Agriculture, 
and Director of Experiment Station, 1908- . 
Professor of Agriculture and Superintendent of Farm, 1902-08. 
Experimenter with Eive Stock in Experiment Station, 1903-08. 

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Appointed Retired 

1902 tFLOYD W. ROBISON, B. S., Chemist in Experiment Sta- 1905 

tion. 

Chemist Detroit Testing Laboratory, Detroit, Mich. 

1903 CHESTER LELAND BREWER, Professor of Physical Cul- 191 1 

ture and Director of Athletics, 1909-11. 
Director of Physical Culture, 1903-09. 
Professor of Physical Training, University of Missouri, St. Louis, Mo. 

1904 MAJOR WILLIAM H. KELL, U. S. A., Professor of Mill- 1905 

tary Science and Tactics. 
Lieutenant-Colonel, retired. The Buckingham, Washington, D. C. 

1904 ARTHUR RODNEY SAWYER, A. B., E. E., Professor of 

Physics and Electrical Engineering. 

1905 STEPHEN W. FLETCHER, M. S., Ph. D., Professor of 1908 

Horticulture and Landscape Gardening. 
Associate Horticulturist of Experiment Station, 1905-08. 
Director of Virginia Experiment Station, Blacksburg, Va. 

190S tA. CROSBY ANDERSON, B. S., Professor of Dairy Hus- 
bandry, 1910- . 

Instructor in Animal Husbandry, 1905-08. 
Assistant Professor of Dairy Husbandry, 1908-1909. 
Associate Professor of Dairy Husbandry, 1909- 1910. 
Assistant Dairy Husbandman in Experiment Station, 1908- . 

1905 CAPTAIN FREDERICK W. FUGER, U. S. A., Professor of 1909 
Military Science and Tactics. 
Captain 13th Infantry, Maneuver Division, San Antonio, Texas. 

1905 ANDREW J. PATTEN, B. S., Chemist in Experiment Station. 

1906 THOMAS CHARLES BLAISDELL, Ph. D., Professor of 

English and Modern Languages. 

1907 GEORGE WELTON BISSELL, M. E., Dean of Engineering 

and Professor of Mechanical Engineering. 

1907 tJAMES FRED BAKER, M. F., Profess-or of Forestry and 
Supervisor of Forest Reserve Lands. 

1907 LESLIE M. HURT, D. V. M., Professor of Veterinary Sci- 1909 

ence. 
Consulting Veterinarian in Experiment Station, 1908-09. 
Veterinarian, Lansing, Mich. 

1908 tHARRY JOSHUA EUSTACE, B. S., Professor of Horticul- 

ture. 

Horticulturist of Experiment Station, 1908- . 
Instructor in Horticulture, 1904. 

1908 VICTOR TYSON WILSON, M. E., Professor of Drawing and 
Design. 

1908 WALTER HIRAM FRENCH, Professor of Agricultural Edu- 

cation. 

1909 LIEUT. GEORGE MICHAEL HOLLEY, M. S., Professor igii 

of Military Science and Tactics. 

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Appointed Retired 

1909 VERNON MORELLE SHOESMITH, B. S., Professor of 
Farm Crops. 

Farm Exi>erimenter in Experiment Station, 1909- . 

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 

190S EDWARD HILDRETH RYDER, A. M., Associate Professor 
of History and Economics, 1910- . 
Instructor in History and E^conomics, 1905-07. 
Assistant Professor of History and Economics, 1907-10. 

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS 

1881 tLOUIS GEORGE CARPENTER, M. S., Assistant Professor 1888 
of Mathematics, 1887-88. 
Assistant in Mathematics, 1881-87. 
Consulting Engineer, Denver, Colo. 

1886 HENRY ROMAINE PATTENGILL, B. S., Assistant Pro- 1889 

fessor of English. 
Editor and Proprietor of the "Michigan School Moderator" and "Timely 
Topics," Lansing, Mich. 

1887 tPHILLIP BELL WOODWORTH, B. S., M. E., Assistant 1899 

Professor of Physics, 1889-99. 

Instructor in Physics, 1887-89. 

Dean and Professor of Electrical Engineering, L,ewis Institute, Chicago. 

1888 tHENRY THURTELL, B. S., Assistant Professor of Mathe- 1891 

matics, 1890-91. 
Instructor in Mathematics, 1888-90. 
Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, D. C. 

1889 ALVIN BUELL NOBLE, B. Ph., Assistant Professor of En- 1898 

glish Literature and Modern Languages. 
Professor of English Literature, Ames, Iowa. 

1889 EDGAR ALBERT BURNETT, B. S., Assistant Professor of 1893 
Agriculture and Instructor in Animal Husbandry, 1891-93. 

Assistant in Agriculture and Assistant Agriculturist in Experiment Station, 

1889-91. 
Dean of the College of Agriculture of Nebraska, also Director of the 

Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station. 

1889 tWILLIAM HUMPHREY VANDERVOORT, B. S., Assist- 1893 
ant Professor of Mechanics, 1893. 
Foreman of the Iron Shops, 1889-93. 
President and General Manager Moline Automobile Co., E. Moline, 111. 

1889 *tHARRY POTTER GLADDEN, B. S., Assistant Professor 1899 

of Horticulture, 1899. 

Assistant Horticulturist in Experiment Station, 1889-99. 
Died at Lansing, November 10, 1908. 

1890 *NATHAN DAVIS CORBIN, M. S., Assistant Professor of 1892 

History and Political Economy. 

Instructor in Political Economy, Feb.-July, 1890. 
Died March 19, 1906. 

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Appointed Retired 

1890 *tCUARLES PAY WWEEL^R, B. S., D. Sc, Assistant Pro- 1902 

fessor of Botany, 1896-1902. 
Assistant in Botany in the Experiment Station, 1890-9J. 
Instructor in Botany, 1891-96. 

Consulting Botanist in the Experiment Station, 1892- 1902. 
Died at Washington, D. C, March 5, 1910. 

1891 tFRED BLACKMAR MUMFORD, M. S., Assistant Profes- 1895 

sor of Agriculture, 1893-95. 
Assistant Agriculturist in the Experiment Station, 1891-95. 
Dean of College of Agriculture and Director of Experiment Station, 

University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. 

1892 JAMES NATHAN McBRIDE, B. L., Assistant Professor of 1893 

History and Political Economy. 
Farmer, Corunna, Mich. 

1892 FRED WALTER McNAIR, B. S., Assistant Professor of 1893 
Mathematics. 

President Michigan College of Mines, Houghton, Mich. 

1892 CHACE NEWMAN, Assistant Professor of Draunng, 1907- . 

Clerk in the Mechanical Department, 1892-97. 

Instructor in Mechanical Drawing and Woodworking, 1897-01. 

Instructor in Mechanical Drawing, 1901-07. 

1893 tPAUL MELLEN CHAMBERLAIN, M. E., Assistant Pro- 1896 

fessor of Mechanical Engineering. 
Consulting Engineer, Chicago, 111. 

1898 GEORGIANA BLUNT, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Eng- 1902 

lish and Modern Languages. 
Teacher of German in High School, Schenectady, N. Y. 

1899 MARTIN DARRELLE ATKINS, A. B., Assistant Profes- 1903 

sor of Physics and Electrical Engineering. 
Instructor in Physics, Lake Forest, 111. 

1900 ALEXANDER WILLETT MOSELEY, B. S., Assistant Pro- 1900 

fessor of Mechanical Engineering. 
Professor of Mechanics, Lewis Institute, Chicago, III. 

1900 EGBERT SYLVESTER KING, Assistant Professor of Eng- 
glish, 1902- . 
Instructor in Rhetoric and Public Speaking, 1900-1902. 

1900 HERMAN W. REYNOLDS, M. E., Assistant Professor in 1904 
Mechanical Engineering, 1902-04. 
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering, 1900-02. 

Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of California, 
Berkeley, Cal. 

1900 HUGO DIEMER, M. E., Assistant Professor Mechanical En- 1901 

gineering. 
Professor of Industrial Engineering, State College, Pa. 

1901 JESSE JEREMIAH MYERS, B. S., Assistant Professor of 

Zoology, 1907- . 
Instructor in Zoology, 1901-07. 

17 



Appointed Retired 

1902 JAMES BROWN DANDENO, B. S., Assistant Professor of 1910 
Botany. 
Assistant Botanist of Experiment Station, 1 909- 10. 
Teacher of Science, Bowmanville, Ont. 

1902 tHARRY SEPTA REED, B. S., Assistant Professor of 191 1 

Chemistry, 1907-11. 

Instructor in Chemistry, 1902-07. 

Chemist, Detroit Testing Laboratory, Detroit, Mich. 

1903 tHORACE WAKEFIELD NORTON, B. S., Assistant Pro- 1909 

fessor of Animal Husbandry, 1908-09. 

Assistant Animal Husbandman in Experiment Station, 1908-09. 
Instructor in Animal Husbandry, 1903-08. 
Farmer, Howell, Mich. 

1904 CARL GUNDERSON, A. M., Ph. D., Assistant Professor 'of 1909 

Mathematics, 1908-09. 
Instructor in Mathematics, 1904-08. 
Professor of Mathematics, Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, 

Stillwater, Okla. 

1904 WALTER G. SACKETT, B. S., Assistant Professor of Bac- 1908 

teriology and Hygiene, 1907-08. 
Research Assistant in Bacteriology and Hygiene in Experiment Station, 

1904-08. 
Instructor in Bacteriology and Hygiene, 1904-07. 
Professor of Bacteriology, State Agricultural College, Fort Collins, Colo. 

1905 SAMUEL CORNELIUS HADDEN, B. S., Assistant Profes- 1909 

sor of Civil Engineering, 1908-09. 
Instructor in Mathematics and Civil Engineering, 1905-08. 
Associate Editor of "Engineering and Contracting," Chicago, 111. 

1906 JAMES GARFIELD HALPIN, B. S., Assistant Professor 1909 

of Poultry Husbandry, 1908-09. 

Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1906-08. 

Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry, University of Wisconsin, Madi- 
son, Wis. 

1906 ARTHUR JOHN CLARK, A. B., Assistant Professor of Chem- 
istry, 1909- . 
Instructor in Chemistry, 1906-09. 

1906 WYLIE BRODBECK WENDT, B. C. E., Assistant Professor 
of Civil Engineering, 1909- . 
Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1906-09. 

1906 JOSEPH ALBERT POLSON, B. S., M. E., Assistant Pro- 
fessor <of Mechanical Engineering, 1908- . 

Instructor in Mechanical Engineering, 1906-08. 

1906 WILLIAM LLOYD LODGE, B. S., M. A., Assistant Profes- 
sor of Physics, 1909- . 

Instructor in Physics, 1906-09. 

1906 tFRANK HOBART SANFORD, B. S., Assistant Professor of 
of Forestry, 1909- . 

Instructor in Forestry, 1906-09. 



Appointed Retired 

1907 OTTO RAHN, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Bacteriology and 
Hygiene. 

Assistant Bacteriologist in Experiment Station, 1908- . 

1907 tLOUIS LYNNFOOTE APPLEYARD, B. S., Assistant 
Professor of Meclianical Engineering, 1908-10. 
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering, 1907-08. 
Salesman, Seager Engine Works, Eansing, Mich. 

1907 CHARLES PARKER HALLIGAN, B. S., Assistant Professor 

of Horticulture, 1908- . 

Assistant Horticulturist in Experiment Station, 1908- . 
Instructor in Horticulture, 1907-08. 

1909 ANTON SCHEEL ROSING, B. S., in C. E., Assistant Pro- 191 1 

fessor of Civil Engineering. 
1909 RICHARD DE ZEEUW, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of 

Botany. 

INSTRUCTORS 

For convenient reference Instructors and Assistants are arranged alphabetically. 

1859 CLEVELAND ABBE, A. B., Civil Engineering, 1859 

1904 tARCHIE R. ALGER, B. S., Mathematics, 1907 

1906 ANDY ANDERSON, Blacksmithing, 1909 

1900 SARAH S. B. AVERY (Mrs. A. H. Case), Gymnastics, 1906 

1904 ELLEN B. BACH, B. S., Botany, 1906 
1906 PIERBERT S. BAILEY, B. S., Chemistry, 1907 
1891 tCHARLES FULLER BAKER, B. S., Zoology, 1892 
1887 *tHENRY WARD BAIRD, B. S., Bookkeeping, Assistant 1889 

Secretary. 
1862 HENRY DEMING BARTHOLOMEW, A. M., Bo'okkeeping 1864 
and Mercantile Practice, Preparatory Department. 

1906 tERASTUS NEWTON BATES, B. S., Electrical Engineer- 1909 

ing, Physics, 

1908 P. M. BAUKNIGHT, A. B., English, 1909 
1897 WILLIAM OTIS BEAL, B. S., M. A., Mathematics, 1900 

1909 ERNEST E. BEIGHLE, B. S., Mathematics. 

1905 tBESSIE BEMIS, B. S., Domestic Science, 1908 
1902 RAYMOND C. BENNER, Chemistry, 1903 
1879 tFRANK BENTON, M. S., French, 1879 
1904 OTIS N. BLAIR, B. S., Civil Engineering, 1906 
1909 JOHN BOWDITCH, Animal Husbandry. 

1904 EDWARD BOYER, Chemistry, 1906 

1907 FRANK M. BOYLES, B. S., Chemistry, 1908 
1909 LAURENCE B. BRINK, A. B., English, 1909 

1908 tGEORGE A. BROWN, B. S., Animal Husbandry. 

Assistant Animal Husbandman in Experiment Station, 1909- . 

19 



Appointed tletired 

1900 VICTOR E. BROWN, B. L., English, 1901 

1905 tOLIVER BURK, B. S., Physics, 1906 
1909 FREDERICK A. BURT, B. S., Zoology. 

1909 JOHN T. BUSER, B. S., Cii'il Engineering, 191 1 

1888 tHOWARD BURT CANNON, B. S., History and Elocution, 1890 

1902 tJENNETTE CORYELL CARPENTER, B. S., (Mrs. 1905 

Mark Wheeler), Domestic Science. 

1908 tRUTH CARREL, B. S., (Mrs. Thomas Mason), Bacteri- 1909 
ology. 

1903 tWILLIAM J. CARREL, B. S., Mathematics, 1904 

1907 CHARLES W. CHAPMAN, Physics, 1908 

1906 GRACE L. CHAPMAN, A. B., (Mrs. Geo. L. Wernham), 1908 

Physical Culture. 

1903 tOMAR O. CHURCHILL, B. S., Agriculture, 1904 

1908 tKATE M. COAD, B. S. (Mrs. Glen Carpenter), Domestic 191 1 

Art. 

1909 tCHARLES CARY COBB, B. S., Drawing, 1910 
1858 *WILLIAM D. COCHRANE, Bookkeeping, 1858 

1889 tLUKE COMBS COLBURN, B. S., Mechanics, 1891 
1905 RACHEL H. COLWELL, A. M., Domestic Science, 1906 

1888 tARTHUR BURTON CORDLEY, B. S., M. S., Zoology, 1890 

1907 W. RODNEY CORNELL, B. S., Civil Engineering, 1909 
1886 tJOSEPH BELL COTTON, B. S., Mathematics, 1888 

1904 tALBERT G. CRAIG, B. S., M. Hort., Horticulture, 1906 
1893 tDICK JAY CROSBY, B. S., M. S., English, 1899 

1910 J. PATRICK CROSS, Sergt., Military Science and Tactics. 

1899 BELLE C. CROWE, Domestic Science, 1902 
1909 STANLEY E. CROWE, B. A., Mathematics. 

1908 LESLIE M. CULLOM, A. B., Ettglish, 1908 

1903 HARVEY L. CURTIS, A. M., Physics, 1907 

1907 J. FERRIS DARLING, B. S., Chemistry, 1908 

1893 tGAGER CALVIN DAVIS, M. S., Zoology, Consulting Zo- 1896 
ologist in the Experiment Station. 
Assistant Entomologist in the Experiment Station, 1891-92. 

1889 tLYSTER HOXIE DEWEY, B. S., Botany and Assistant 1890 

B'Otanist in the Experiment Station. 

1909 MARGARET DUPEE, S. B., (Mrs. Hector McPherson), 1910 

Botany. 

1903 PERRY H. EDMONDS, Chemistry, 1904 

1900 tSARLES FRED EDWARDS, B. S., M. S., Bacteriology, 1904 

Assistant in Bacteriology and Hygiene in Experiment Station. 
20 



Appointed Retired 

1887 WILLIAM FRANK EDWARDS, Mathematics, 1887 

1908 CURT H. EIFFERT, B. S., Drawing, 1909 

1909 LLOYD C. EMMONS, B. S., A. B., Mathematics. 

1889 t JUSTICE NORRIS ESTABROOK, B. S., Assistant Secre- 1892 

tary and Instructor in Bookkeeping. 

1909 tBELL SHANK FARRAND, B. S., (Mrs. Otto Rahn) 1911 

Bacteriology. 

Assistant in Bacteriology, Experiment Station, 1906-08. 

1872 t PETER H. FELKER, B. S., Foreman of the Horticultural 1874 

Department, History. 

1899 JOHN JAMES FERGUSON, B. S. A., Dairying, Animal 1902 

Husbandry. 

1879 J- J- GOLLARD FERNAND, French, 1879 

1908 ARTHUR E. FISH, A. B., English, 1910 

1909 PAUL N. FORD, B. S., C. E., Drawing, 1910 

1904 tFLOYD O. FOSTER, B. S., Dairying, 1907 
1902 LOUISE FREYHOFER, B. S., Music. 

1908 tLEWIS S. FULLER, B. S., Mathematics, 1910 
189s tMERRITT WILLIAM FULTON, B. S., Agriculture, 1898 
1902 WRIGHT A. GARDNER, Mathematics, 1903 

1905 NORMA LUCILE GILCHRIST, A. B., English. 

1902 MRS. MAE GINGLES, Sewing, 1904 
1891 tGEORGE ALBERT GOODENOUGH, B. S., Mechanical 1893 

Engineering. 

1906 FRANK M. GRACEY, Drazdng, 1907 

1907 tORESTES ISAIAH GREGG, B. S., Horticulture, 191 1 
1891 THOMAS GUNSON, Horticulture and Superintendent of 

Grounds. 

1888 tFRANK HENRY HALL, B. S., Mathematics, 1890 

1873 tBYRON DAVID HALSTED, B. S., Mathematics, History, 1874 

Rhetoric. 

1897 mRS. JENNIE LIND KENT HANER, Domestic Art, 1908 

1909 CLARENCE M. HARGRAVE, A. B., Chemistry, 191 1 

1907 CHARLES H. HARPER, B. S., Drawing, 1909 

1908 LEE W. HARRINGTON, A. B., Zmlogy, 1909 

1909 tWILLIAM H. HARTMAN, B. S., Mechanical Engineering, 1910 

1903 GEORGE W. HARTWELL, Ph. B., Mathematics, 1905 
1902 LEROY F. HARZA, B. S., Mathematics, 1904 
1893 JAMES NOBLE HATCH, B. S., Mathematics, 1894 
1908 WALTER E. HAWKS, B. A., Mathematics, 1909 

Jlvcave of absence for study, 1903-04. 

21 



Appointed Retired 

1907 tG. ARTHUR HEINRICH, B. S., Mathematics, 1908 

1904 MRS. MINNIE A. HENDRICK, A. B, History and Eco- 

nomics. 

1908 HERMAN HENSEL, A. B., English and German. 

1891 *tGILBERT HENRY HICKS, B. S., Botany, 1894 

1888 tFRED HEBARD HILLMAN, B. S., Zoology, 1889 

1905 tSHERWOOD HINDS, B. S., Mathematics and Civil En- 1906 

gineering. 

1902 LEMUEL G. HOLBROOK, Ph. B., Physics, 1905 
1898 ^CAROLINE LQUISE HOLT, Draiving. 

1903 RICHARD HOPKINS, B. S. in C. E., Civil Engineering, 1905 

1909 tKARL E. HOPPHAN, B. S., Mathematics. 

1909 EDNA HOPSON (Mrs. Fayette Simpson), Music, 1910 

1907 FRANK WILLIAM HOWE, B. S., A. B., M. S., Farm 1907 

Crops. 

1901 tiGEORGE HUMPHREY, B. S., Animal Husbandry, 1903 
190S tHORACE S. HUNT, B. S., Draiuing, 1905 

1905 GLENN JAMES, A. B., Mathematics, 1908 
1909 tMAURICE FLOWER JOHNSON, B. S., Mathematics. 

1903 ALBERT E. JONES, A. B., Mathematics, 1909 

1906 FRED J. KAUFMAN, B. S., Chemistry, 1907 

1908 tROSEMOND KEDZIE, B. S., Domestic Art, 1910 

1909 GEORGE A. KELSALL, B. S., Electrical Engineering. 

1906 JAMES R. KELTON, B. S., Zoology, 1908 

1909 tHARRY L. KEMPSTER, B. S., Poultry Husbandry, 191 1 
1862 CARLOS A. KENASTON, A. B., Preparatory Department, 1865 

1902 tARTHUR E. KOCHER, B. S., Agriculture, 1903 
1906 ARTHUR R. KOHLER, B. S. A., Horticulture, 1907 
1887 tEDWIN RALPH LAKE, Botany, Clerk of the State Fores- 1888 

try Commission. 

1904 WILLIAM F. LAMOREAUX, Chemistry, 1905 

1905 EDWARD L. LARISON, E. M., Chemistry, 1906 

1906 WILLIAM E. LAURENCE, B. S., Botany, 1909 
1908 WILLIAM E. LAYCOCK, Physics. 

1910 ANNA BELL LEE, A. B., Botany, 1910 
1908 SHEPHERD LEFFLER, A. B., History, 1910 
1896 WILLIAM SAMUEL LEONARD, Mechanical Engineering, 1906 

1907 tWALLACE B. LIVERANCE, B. S., Dairying, 1911 
1900 LESLIE L. LOCKE, M. A., Mathematics. 1902 

tOn leave of absence for study, 1899- 1900. 

22 



Appointed Retired 

1888 *tERNEST GUSTAVUS LODEMAN, French and German, 1889 

1908 MABEL LONG, Physical Culture, 1910 

1894 BURTON ORANGE LONGYEAR, B. S., Botany, 1904 

Consulting Botanist in Experiment Station, 1902-04. 

1900 CARRIE A. LYFORD, B. L., Domestic Science, 1904 

1908 CARL E. McALVAY, A. M., History and Economics, 1908 

1903 tCHARLES ANDREW McCUE, B. S., Horticulture, 1907 

Assistant Horticulturist in Experiment Station, 1906-07. 

1910 EUGENIA McDANIEL, A. B., Entomology. 

Assistant in Entomology in Experiment Station. 

1907 PEARL MacDONALD, M. A., Domestic .Science, 1910 

1909 HECTOR MacPHERSON, M. S., Economics and Sociology, 1910 

1907 J. TERENCE McVEY, C. E., Civil Engineering, 1909 

1904 tLESLIE B. McWETHY, B. S., Agriculture, 1907 

1908 CHARLES R. MANN, A. M., English, 1909 

1909 tHERBERT E. MARSH, B. S., Physics, Civil Engineering. 

1896 MRS. MAUD SKIDMORE MARSHALL, Music, 1902 

1908 THOMAS W. MASON, B. S., Chemistry, 1909 

1907 AUGUST C. MEHRTENS, M. E., Mechanical Engineering, 1909 

1907 ZENO P. METCALF, B. S., Entomology, 1908 
1890 tWILLIAM JOHN MEYERS, B. S., Mathematics, 1891 

1908 HELEN MICHAELIDES, English and French. 

1900 JOHN MICHELS, B. S., Agriculture, Dairying, 1904 

1904 FLOYD E. MILLS, B. S., Civil Engineering, 1905 

1909 tHARRY H. MUSSELMAN, B. S., Farm Mechanics. 

1886 THEODORE S. NELSON, Rhetoricals, 1886 

1890 tFRANK JOSIAH NISWANDER, B. S., Zoology, and 1891 
Assistant Entomologist in the Experiment Station. 

1907 tLYDIA ZAE NORTHRUP, B. S., Bacteriology. 

Assistant in Bacteriology in Experiment Station, 1908- . 

1909 HAROLD S. OSLER, B. S., Zoology. 

1879 *tHENRY EDWARD OWEN, B. S., Assistant in Botany, 1S81 
History and Horticulture. 

1906 tBESSIE K. PADDOCK, B. S., (Mrs. Harry Meek), Eng- 1908 
lish. 

1904 ARTHUR E. PALMER, Drawing, 1905 

1908 JOHN C. PALTRIDGE, A. B., English, 1909 
1908 WARD H. PARKER, B. S., Chemistry, 191 1 
1900 ALFRED H. PARROTT, M. A., Mathematics, 1903 
1894 tCYRUS CLARK PASHBY, B. S., Mathematics, 1897 
1908 MRS. LILLIAN L. PEPPARD, Domestic Art and Science. 

23 



Appointed Retired 

1907 WILLIAM H. PERKINS, Drawing, 1908 

1904 ARTHUR PETERS, B. S., Physics, 1905 

1907 CHARLES A. PIERCE, B. S.. Mathematics, 1908 

1909 *NORMAN P. POPE, B. S., Drawing, 1909 

1910 HERMANN M. POTTER, A. B., Chemistry, 191 1 

1904 VIRGILIA PURMORT, Cookery, 1905 
1861 JONATHAN GARNETT RAMSDELL, Bookkeeping, 1862 
1910 RICHARD H. REECE, B. S., Mathematics. 

1880 tWALTER WOOD REMINGTON, B. S., Rhetoric, 1880 

1903 OTIS M. RIGGS, Chemistry, 1904 

1905 F. L. RITTENOUR, B. S., Chemistry, 1906 
1909 tJAMES E. ROBERTSON, B. S., Mathematics. 

1905 ANNIE L. ROBINSON, Serving, 1906 

1907 WM. A. ROBINSON, A. B., S. T. B., English. 

1909 MRS. ANTOINETTE A. ROBSON, English and German. 

1909 ERNEST ROLLER, B. S., A. M., Physics, 191 1 

1898 BERTHA MAUD RONAN, Calisthenics, 1899 

1909 BENJAMIN B. ROSEBOOM, Jr., B. S., Zoology. 

1908 PHILIP ROSENBERG, B. S., Mathematics, 1909 

1905 RUDOLPH ROSENSTENGEL, B. S., Mechanical Engineer- 1906 

ing. 

1907 tFLORENCE M. ROUNDS, B. S., Drawing, 1908 

1898 ELLEN RILEY RUSH MORE, Domestic Science, 1899 
1891 tEDWARD PECK SAFFORD, B. S., Mathematics, 1891 

1902 LE FOREST W. SAWTELLE, B. S., Ph. B., English, 1905 

1906 HENRY F. SCHMIDT, Mechanical Engineering, 1907 
1901 tGEORGE SEVERANCE, B. S., Agriculture, 1903 
1900 WM. T. SHAW, B. Agr., B. S., M. S., Zoology, 1901 

1903 tWARD R. SHEDD, B. S., Mechanical Engineering, 1905 
1903 tORAMEL H. SKINNER, B. S., Agriculture, 1903 

1909 WM. E. SLOAT, A. B., English, 1910 

1908 HERMAN L. SLOBIN, B. A., Ph. D., Mathematics, 1909 
1896 tHARRY EDMOND SMITH, B. S., Mechanical Engineering, 1900 

Mechanics. 

1906 tLESLIE J. SMITH, B. S., Farm Mechanics, 1909 

1908 ISABEL P. SNELGROVE, Drawing. 

1899 ELIZABETH SPRAGUE, Drawing, 1900 

1909 t CHARLES H. SPURWAY, B. S., Soil Physics. 

1903 HELEN E. ST. JOHN (Mrs. Joseph P. Haftenkamp), Sew- 1905 
ing. 

24 



Retired 
1903 
189s 
1908 
191O 
1872 
1906 
1904 
1903 
1907 



Appointed 

1901 PHILLIP H. STEPHENS, A. B., English, 
1894 tALVA TRUE STEVENS, B. S., Agriculture, 

1905 *GEORGE LeROY STEVENS, A. B, Lit. B., English, 
1909 ROSCOE GILMORE STOTT, A. B., English, 
1872 *tDALSTON PARMENUS STRANGE, B. S., History, 
1904 CHARLES H. SWANGER, B. S., Chemistry, 

1904 GEORGE R. SWEET, M. S., Mathematics, 
1900 ALBERT H. TAYLOR, Physics, 

1906 tJOSEPH H. TAYLOR, B. S., Civil Engineering, 

1908 ROSE MARGUERITE TAYLOR, A. B, Botany. 

1907 FRANK G. TOMPKINS, A. B., English, 
1890 tJAMES WILLIAM TOUMEY, M. S., Botany, 

1909 tMAX L. TOWER, B. S., Chemistry, 
1903 tRAY R. TOWER, B. S., Chemistry, 
1894 'GORDON HAINES TRUE, B. S., Dairying, 

1903 tGEORGE TRYON, B. S., Mechanical Engineering, 
1907 WALTER H. WADLEIGH, A. B, English, 
1889 tCLARE BAILEY WALDRON, B. S., Botany, and Assistant 

in Experiment Station. 

1905 tHARRY G. WALKER, B. S., Drawing, 
1898 tFRANK VAUGHN WARREN, B. S., Mathematics, 

1902 LESLIE A. WATERBURY, Mathematics, 

1907 LEO. M. WATSON, Drawing, 
1909 ANDREW WATT, Blacksmithing. 

1906 LOUISE WAUGH, B. S., (Mrs. Arthur Kohler), Domestic 

Science. 

1900 tBERTHA MARGARET WELLMAN, B. S., B. Pd., (Mrs. 

C. A. Willson), English. 

1901 tWALTER W. WELLS, B. S., Mechanical Engineering, 1906 

1908 JACOB WERSHOW, A. B., Chemistry, 1909 
1893 ARTHUR LORD WESTCOTT, B. M. E., Mechanical En- 1899 

gineering. 

1909 CHARLES L. WEUBKER, Sc. B., English and German, 1910 
188s GEORGE S. WHITE, Moral Philosophy, 

1907 CARL C. WILCOX, M. E., E. E., Machine Shop, 

1904 CHARLES S. WILLIAMSON, M. S., Chemistry, 
1909 GEORGE F. WILLIAMSON, A. B., English, 
1909 CHARLES N. WILSON, B. C. E., Civil Engineering, 

1908 MERRILL A. YOTHERS, B. S., Entomology and Assist 

ant in Experiment Station. 



1908 
1891 
1911 
1904 
1899 
1904 
1908 
1889 

1906 
1899 
1903 
1907 

1907 

1907 



1885 
1910 

1905 
1910 
1910 
1910 



2"; 



ASSISTANTS 
Appointed Retired 

1890 tDAVID ANDERSON, B. S., Assistant Horticulturist in the 1891 

Experiment Station. 

1904 CAROLINE BALBACH (Mrs. D. Moomaw,), Assistant 1905 

Librarian. 

1857 ENOCH BANCKER, Assistant in Chemistry, 1858 

1904 tLEWIS F. BIRD, B. S., Assistant Experimenter in Live 1905 

Stock. 
1906 CHARLES W. BROWN, B. S., Assistant in Bacteriology. 

1905 tLELAND D. BUSHNELL, B. S., Assistant in Bacteriology, 1907 

1904 tLAWRENCE T. CLARK, B. S., Assistant in Bacteriology, 1905 

1890 tLOUIS ADELBERT CLINTON, B. S., M. S., Assistant to 1893 

the Director of the Experiment Station. 
1894 tDWIGHT SIPPERLY COLE, B. S., Assistant in the State 1895 

Weather Service. 
1908 tCHAS. B. COLLINGWOOD, B. S., Assistant in Chemistry 1909 

in Experiment Station. 
1889 tCHARLES BENJAMIN COOK, B. S., Assistant En- 189a 

tomologist in the Experiment Station. 

1892 tROLLA JAMES CORYELL, B. S., Assistant Horticulturist 1894 

in the Experiment Station. 
1889 CHARLES SPENCER CRANDALL, B. S., Assistant Hor- 1890 
ticulturist in the Experiment Station. 

Foreman of the Horticultural Department, 1886-90. 

1893 *tARTHUR ALGER CROZIER, M. S., Assistant Agricul- 1898 

turist in the Experiment Station. 

1908 AGNES E. CRUMB (Mrs. Thos. Hooper), Assistant Li- 1911 
brarian. 

1864 tWILLIAM WILLARD DANIELLS, B. S., Assistant in 1867 
Chemistry. 

1896 MARION LATHROP DEAN, Gardener and Assistant 1904 
Horticulturist in the Experiment Station. 

1894 HENRY S. DUNNING, Assistant in Poultry Experiments, 1895 

1905 tCORA L. FELDKAMP, B. S., Assistant Librarian, 1908 
1894 tCLARENCE JAMES FOREMAN, Assistant Librarian, 1896 
1885 tHIRAM TAYLOR FRENCH, B. S., Assistant in Agricul- 1888 

tural Experiments. 

1887 tCLARENCE PRESTON GILLETTE, Assistant in En- 1888 
to mo logy. 

1908 WARD GILTNER, D. V. M., M. S., Research Assistant in 
Bacteriology in Experiment Station. 

1891 tHOWARD JUDSON HALL, B. S., Assistant Horticulturist 1892 

in the Experiment Station. 

26 



Appointed Retired 

1892 tHERBERT EUGENE HARRISON, B. S., Assistant Chem- 1895 

ist in the Bxperiment Station. 
1890 WILLIAM T. HEBBARD, Assistant in the State Weather 1891 

Service. 
1889 tPERRY GREELEY HOLDEN, B. S., Assistant Agricul- 1893 

turist in the Experiment Station. 

1893 HERBERT MERRILL HOWE, Assistant to the Director of 1895 

the Experiment Station. 
1907 L. JODIDI, Ph. D., Research Assistant in Chemistry, 1909 

1888 tALICE ADELIA JOHNSON, B. S., Assistant Agriculturist 1889 

in the Experiment Station. 
1893 BERT OWEN JOHNSON, Assistant Veterinarian in the 1893 

Experiment Station. 
1873 *tROBERT FAIRCHILD KEDZIE, B. S., Assistant in 1880 

Chemistry. 
1870 *tWILLIAM KNOWLTON KEDZIE, B. S., Assistant in 1873 

Chemistry. 
1895 JAMES HENRY KIMBALL, Assistant in the State Weather 1898 

Service. 
1880 tWILLIAM CARROLL LATTA, B. S., Assistant in Agri- 1881 

cultural Experiments, 1881. 

Foreman of the Horticultural Department. 

1898 MALCOLM FORREST LOOMIS, Assistant in the State 1900 
Weather Service. 

1888 tNELSON SLATER MAYO, B. S., M. D. C, Assistant 1890 

Veterinarian in the Experiment Station. 

1897 tLEWIS STORMS MUNSON, B. S., Assistant Chemist in 1899 
the Experiment Station. 

1887 E. HERBERT NIMMO, Assistant in the State Weather 1894 
Service, 1887-1890, 1891-1894. 

1902 tHERBERT K. PATRIARCHE, B. S., Assistant Librarian, 1903 

1889 tARTHUR BRADLEY PEEBLES, B. S., Assistant Chem- 1892 

ist in the Experiment Station. 
1909 CHARLES SUMNER ROBINSON, M. S., Assistant in 
Chemistry in Experiment Station. 

1891 tWILLIAM LEE ROSSMAN, B. S., Assistant Chemist in 1894 
the Experiment Station. 

1907 *WM. S. SAYER, B. S., Assistant in Bacteriology, 1909 

1908 GEORGE D. SHAFER, Ph. D., Research Assistant in Ento- 

mology in Experiment Station. 
1907 LULU M. SMITH, B. S., Assistant in Bacteriology in Ex- 191 1 
periment Station. 

27 



Appointed Retired 

1896 tTHORN SMITH, B. S., Assistant Chemist in the Bxperi- 1897 
ment Station. 

1908 FRANK A. SPRAGG, M. S., Assistant in Plant Breeding in 

Experiment Station. 
1888 tGEORGE LINCOLN TELLER, B. S., Assistant Chemist in 1890 
the Experiment Station. 

1898 tJAMES DeLOSS TOWAR, B. S., M. S., Agriculturist of 1902 

the Experiment Station. 
1881 tJAMES TROOP, B. S., Assistant in Horticultural Experi- 1883 

ments. 
I0OS tH. FOLEY TUTTLE, B. S., Assistant in Bacteriology, 1906 

1899 tLEWIS HUNT VAN WORMER, B. S., Assistant Chemist 1901 

in the Experiment Station. 

1909 W. ALLERTON WENTWORTH, B. S., Assistant in Bac- 191 1 

teriology in Experiment Station. 
1904 MARY WETMORE, M. D., Assistant in Bacteriology, 1907 

1909 ORRIN B. WINTER, B. S., Assistant in Chemistry in Ex- 1911 

periment Station. 
1904 tWILLIAM R. WRIGHT, B. S., Assistant in Bacteriology, 1906 

COLLEGE FIELD AGENTS 
1898 tKENYON LEECH BUTTERFIELD, B. S., 1899 

Superintendent of Farmers' Institutes, 1895-99. 

1909 A. R. POTTS, Soils and Crops. 

1909 W. F. RAVEN, Live Stock. 

1909 tOLIVER K. WHITE, B. S., Horticulture. 

LIBRARIANS 

1872 GEORGE THOMPSON FAIRCHILD, A. M., 1879 

1880 ELIAS JOHN MacEWAN, A. M., 1883 

1883 tMRS. MARY JANE CLIFF MERRILL, B. S., (Mrs. Louis 1888 
G. Carpenter). 

1888 MARY MOUAT ABBOT (Mrs. M. M. Moore), 1889 

1889 *JANE SKELLIE SINCLAIR (Mrs. Jane Skellie 1891 

Deal). 
1891 MRS. LINDA EOLINE LANDON. 

REGISTRAR 

1908 ELIDA YAKELEY. 

DIRECTORS 

1887 NORMAN B. CONGER, Director of the State Weather Ser- 1892 

vice. 

1888 tCHARLES WILLIAM GARFIELD, M. S., Director of 1892 

the State Forestry Commission. 

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Appointed Retired 

1892 EDWARD A. EVANS, Director of the State Weather Ser- 1894 

vice. 
1894 tCHARLES FRED SCHNEIDER, B. S., Director of the 

State Weather Service. 
1899 CHARLES OTIS BEMIES, Director of Physical Culture, 1901 

1901 GEORGE E. DENMAN, Director of Physical Culture, 1903 

ARCHITECTS 

1899 GEORGE LOHMAN, 1900 

1902 EDWIN A. BOWD. 

PURCHASING AGENT 

1908 J. HARVEY RAND, 1911 

EDITORS OF M. A. C. RECORD 

1903 tGERRIT MASSELINK, B. S., 1904 

1904 BENJAMIN A. FAUNCE. 

1904-1907; 1910- . 
1907 tWILLIAM J. WRIGHT, B. S., 1909 

1909 CHARLES HENLEY, 1910 



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GRADUATES 



1861 

ALBERT FULLER ALLEN, M. S. 1876. Farmer. Vineland, Kansas. 
ADAMS BAYLEY, Farmer, 22 Perry St., Pontiac, Michigan. 

*LARNED VERNAL BEEBE. With Mutual Life Ins. Co., Portland, 

Me. Died at Utica, N. Y., August 11, 1904. 
*HENRY D. BENHAM. Died at Beaufort, S. C, July 3rd, 1864. 
*GILBERT A. DICKEY. Killed in action at Gettysburg, July i, 1863. 
*CHARLES EDWARD HOLLISTER, M. S. 1865. Farmer. Laings- 

burg, Michigan. Died at Laingsburg, April 11, 1900. 
*ALBERT NELSON PRENTISS, M. S. 1864. Prof, of Botany, Cornell 

Univ. Died at Ithaca, N. Y., August 14, 1896. 

1862 

*OSCAR CLUTE, M. S. 1865, LL. D. 1893. Superintendent of Ranch. 

Pomona, Cal. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., January 27, 1902. 
ALBERT JOHN COOK, M. S. 1865, D. Sc. 1905. Professor of Biology, 

Pomona College ; State Commissioner of Horticulture, Claremont, 

Cal. 

*FRANCIS HODGMAN, M. S. 1865. Civil Engineer, Author and Pub- 
lisher. Climax, Mich. Died November 22, 1907. 

*CHARLES ADOLPHUS JEWELL, M. S. 1865. Farmer. Hudson, 

Mich. Died July 3, 1909. 
*EDWARD MYERS PRESTON, M. S. 1865. President of the Citizens' 

Bank. Nevada City, Cal. Died April 24, 1903. 

1864 

WILLIAM WILLARD DANIELLS, M. S. 1867, D. Sc. 1897. Emeritus 
Professor of Chemistry, University of Wis. 515 N. Carroll St., 
Madison, Wis. 

LEWIS JAMES GIBSON, M. S. 1867. Grand Ledge, Mich. 
*WILLIAM ALLEN HARDY, M. S. 1867. Farmer. Died at Meridian, 
Mich., June 10, 1869. 

*SYLVESTER M. MILLARD, M. S. 1867. Lawyer, 100 Washington 
St., Chicago, 111. Died December i, 1905. 

LEWIS VANDERBILT, M. S. 1867. Farmer. R. F. D. i. Phoenix, 
Arizona. 

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1866 

=^GEORGE WYMAN HARRISON, M. S. 1867. Farmer; Druggist. 
Died at Lansing, Mich., November 20, 1891. 

*CHARLES HENRY WATSON. Insurance. 778 Van Buren St., Mil- 
waukee, Wis. Died April 14, 1906. 

1867 

LOZINE ARNOLD HURLBUT, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1870. Orange 

Culturist. Crescent City, Florida. 
HENRY HAMILTON JENISON. Farmer. Eagle, Mich. 
A. CLIFFORD PRUTZMAN, M. S. 1870. Traveling Salesman. Three 

Rivers, Mich. 
DANIEL STRANGE, M. S. 1870. Salesman. 10 Campbell Place, Grand 

Rapids, Mich. 
WILL WARNER TRACY, M. S. 1870, D. Sc 1907. Seedsman, Bureau 

of Plant Industry, Wash., D. C. 

1868 

*iGEORGE FINNEY BEASLEY. Died at Detroit, Mich., November 2, 

1904. 
*FRANK SYLVESTER BURTON, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1871. 

Lawyer. Died at Ann Arbor, Mich., January 5, 1897. 
*FRANK PAUL DAVIS, M. S. 1872, C. E. (Univ. of Mich.) 1876. Died 

at Guayaquil, Ecuador, S. A., May 3, 1900. 
ALFRED GURDON GULLEY, M. S. 1873. Professor of Horticulture, 

Conn. Agricultural College. Storrs, Conn. 
DWIGHT ALONZO HARRISON. Wholesale Druggist. 827 S. Park 

St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 
*WILLIAM DALLAS PLACE. Dairy Farmer. Ionia, Mich. Died 

August 24, 1910. 
*FRANK STORY SLEEPER, M. S. 1872. Farmer. Died at Gales- 
burg, Mich., March 25, 1884. 
JOHN SWIFT, M. S. 1871. Landscape Gardener, Farmer and Surveyor. 

Harbor Springs, Mich. 
SAMUEL MILLS TRACY, M. S. 1876. Special Agent, for Forage 

Crops Investigations, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Biloxi, Miss. 
WARREN A. WELLS, M. S. 1876. Farmer, Corning, Ark. 

1869 

CHARLES EDWIN BESSEY, M. S. 1872, Ph. D. (Univ. of Iowa) 1879, 
LL. D. (Iowa College) 1889. Head Dean of the Univ. of Nebr., 
and Head Professor of Botany. 1507 R. St., Lincoln, Nebraska. 

ERNEST HOWARD BRADNER. Christian Science Practitioner. 1423 
O St., Sacramento, Cal. 

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♦GEORGE W. EATON. Teacher of Agriculture, White River Agency, 
Colo. Killed by Indians, October lo, 1879. 

HENRY EMMONS GIBSON. Druggist, Hedges & Gibson. 214 E. Frank- 
lin Ave., North Lansing, Mich. Res. 815 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing, 
Mich. 

RICHARD HAIGH, M. S. 1872. Fruit Raising. Dearborn, Mich. 

GUY JOHNSON, LL. B. (Univ. of Iowa) 1875- Retired. 404 S. Gov- 
ernor St., Iowa City, Iowa. 

♦LYMAN MASON, M. S. 1871, C. E. (Univ. of Mich.) 1871. Engineer, 
J. L. & S. R. R., Mackinaw, Div. Died at Gaylord, Mich., July 16, 
1881. 

JAMES SATTERLEE, M. S. 1874. Farmer and Salesman. Lansing, 
Mich. 

JOHN SPRAGUE STRANGE, M. S. 1873. Farmer. Grand Ledge. 
Mich. 

PAUL JULIUS WILKINS. Professor of Modern Languages, School 
of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo. 

1870 

GEORGE ALEXANDER FARR. Lawyer and Banker. Grand Haven, 
Mich. Res. 420 Howard Place, Grand Haven, Mich. 

♦WILLIAM E. ERASER, M. D. (Rush Med. Coll.) Physician. Fernan- 
dina, Florida. Died October 6, 1895. 

CHARLES WILLIAM GARFIELD, M. S. 1873. Farmer and President 
of Grand Rapids Savings Bank. Grand Rapids, Mich. 

♦DANIEL KELLOGG GUNN. Teacher and Fruit Culturist. Died at 
Grand Haven, Mich., October 18, 1871. 

♦CHARLES L. JACKSON. Druggist. Midland, Mich. Died 1871. 

♦WILLIAM KNOWLTON KEDZIE, M. S. 1873. Professor of Chem- 
istry, Oberlin College, Ohio. Died at Agricultural College, Mich., 
April 14, 1880. 

ROSWELL LILLIE. Banker. Hammond, La. 

ANSEL HARVEY PHINNEY, M. S. 1873, Ph. D. (Cornell Univ.) 1873. 
Banker. 107 Collingwood Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

HENRY GRAHAM REYNOLDS, M. S. 1873, M. H. 1893. 257 W. Cali- 
fornia St., Pasadena, Cal. 

WARREN W. REYNOLDS. Retired Farmer. Cassopolis, Mich. 

CHARLES D. SPRAGUE. Farmer. Eagle, Mich. 

♦CHARLES SMITH WILLIAMS. Real Estate. Owosso, Mich. Died 
1908. 

1871 

♦ELIHU BURRITT FAIRFIELD. Teacher. Died at Grand Rapids, 
Mich., April 19, 1896. 

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PETER H. FELKER, M. S. 1874. President General Printing Co., 
1017 Morgan St., St. Louis, Mo. Res. 6949 Mitchel Ave. 

BYRON DAVID HALSTED, M. S. 1874, So. D. (Harvard Univ.) 1878. 
Retired Prof, of Botany, Rutgers College, New Jersey. New 
Brunswick, N. J. 

HENRY POWELL HALSTEAD, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1877. Physi- 
cian. Perry, Mich. 

*ROBERT FAIRCHILD KEDZIE, M. S. 1874- Professor of Chemistry, 
Miss. Agricultural College. Died at Agricultural College, Miss. 
Feb. 13, 1882. 

*JOHN JUSTICE KERR, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1879. Lawyer. Glas- 
gow, Mont. Died October 6, 1907. 

*GEORGE DANIEL MOORE. Farmer. Medina, Mich. Died Febru- 
ary 4, 1900. 

*JOHN W. PORTER. Farmer. Died at Greeley, Colo., February 9, 
1880. 

FRANK ARTHUR SESSIONS. Credit Agency. Secretary of Mer- 
chants Asso. 25 N. 6th St. Res. 430 1-2 Court St., Reading, Pa. 

EDWARD MASON SHELTON, M. S. 1874. Trustee and Vice-Presi- 
dent of Mining Co., Farmer and Horticulturist. 2904 Franklin Ave., 
Seattle, Wash. 

RICHARD MILLER SLOCUM. Proprietor of "Elm-Linden Park 
Grange," Osakis, Minn. 

*DALSTON PARMENUS STRANGE, M. S. 1874. Died at Savannah, 
Ga., February 4, 1880. 

1872 

*ALMOND EUGENE CALKINS, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1884. Phy- 
sician. Died at Bath, Mich., August 27, 1888. 

*JOHN T. FRAZER, M. S. 1876, M. R. C. V. S. (Veterinary College, 
London, England), 1876. Veterinary Surgeon. Died at Savan- 
■ nah, Ga., August 28, 1889. 

MATTHEW STANLEY LOWDER. Grain and Stock Buyer. Dakota 
City, la. 

CARROLL EVERARD MILLER, M. D. (Rush Med. Coll.) 1879. Phy- 
sician and Surgeon. Cadillac, Mich. 

AMOS CONWELL WILLIAMSON. Carpenter and Missionary Worker. 
Joplin, Mo. (Last known address). 

1873 

CHARLES WARREN BALL. Accountant and Manufacturer. 181 Peck 
St., Muskegon, Mich. 

*RANSOM McDONOUGH BROOKS. Died at Lansing, Mich., February 
17, 1890. 

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PRANK L. CARPENTER, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1878. Lawyer. Of- 
fice 81 Lyon St. Res. 47 Jefferson Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, M. S. 1876, C. E. (Univ. of Mich.) 
1875, M. M. E. (Cornell Univ.) 1888, LL. D. 1907. Consulting 
Engineer and Professor of Experimental Engineering Research 
and Investigation, Cornell University. 125 Eddy St., Ithaca, N. Y. 

CHARLES SPENCER CRANDALL. M. S. 1889. Associate Professor of 
Pomology, University of Illinois. Urbana, 111. 

JOHN PARK FINLEY, M. S. 1882. Major 28th U. S. Infantry; Gov- 
ernor, District of Zamboanga, Zamboanga, Mindanao, P. I. 

BENJAMIN TERRY HALSTEAD, LL. B. (Univ. of Ind.) 1876, A. M. 
1887. Lawyer. Petoskey, Mich. 

*WILLIAM CARSON HARPER. Farmer and Commercial Salesman. 
Grand Rapids, Mich. Died October 8, 1906. 

ISRAEL HIBBARD HARRIS. Dealer in Grain, Coal, Flour and Feed. 
Bathgate, N. D. 

CHARLES WILLIAM HUME, M. D. (Detroit, Med. Coll.) 1876. Phy- 
sician. Corunna, Mich. 

GEORGE EDWARD KEDZIE, M. S. 1876. Consulting Mining and 
Metallurgical Engineer. Durango, Mexico. 

JAMES L. MORRICE. Farmer. Harbor Springs, Mich. 

GEORGE CALVIN NEVINS. Orange Grower. Hemet, Cal. 

*WILLIAM ASA ROWE, M. S. 1876. Farmer. Mason, Mich. Died 
November i, 1905. 

JAMES HARVEY TIBBITTS. Assistant Chief, Bureau of Citizen- 
ship, Department of State. Washington, D. C. 

1874 

CHARLES LEANDER BEMIS. Principal of Concord St. Normal 

School, Athens, W. Va. 
GEORGE WASHINGTON BREWER. Teacher of Agriculture in U. S. 

Indian School Service. Nett Lake, Minn. Permanent Residence, 

Webberville, Mich. 
WILLIAM COOK. Teacher; Farmer; Real Estate. College Place, Walla 

Walla, Wash. (Last known address). 

JOHN KNOX GAILEY, M. D. (N. Y. City Univ. Med. Coll.) 1877. 
Physician. Detroit, Mich. 

FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS GRONER, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1880. 

Physician and Surgeon. Grand Rapids, Mich. Office 129 Monroe 

St., Res. 86 Sheldon St. 
HENRY ALLYN HAIiGH, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1878. Railway, 

Banking and Vessel Interests. 1018 Ford Bldg., Res. 174 Seminole 

Ave., Detroit, Mich. 
*WILLIAM A. HENDERSON. Farmer. Died at Ionia, Mich., January 

18, 1880. 

34 



JARED WHEELER HIGBEE. Farmer. Tekoa, Wash. 

AUGUSTUS SAMUEL HUME. Farmer. R. F. D. 7, Albion, Mich. 

♦CHARLES LEE INGERSOLL, M. S. 1877. Professor of Agriculture, 
Dean of the Industrial College, and Director of the Experiment 
Station, Univ. of Neb. Died at Grand Junction, Colo.', December 
8, 1895. 

*LOVIAS FILLMORE INGERSOLL, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1880. Phy- 
sician and Surgeon, Grand Junction, Colo. Died December, 1906. 

HENRY P. JENNEY. Lawyer. Capac, Mich. (Last known address). 

*GEORGE WALTER LONG, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1881. Physician. 
Vassar, Mich. Died at Dearborn, Mich., October 29, 1881. 

ARTHUR LAWTON LOWELL, Dealer in Real Estate. 53 Pearl St. 
Residence 222 N. Prospect St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

DONALD MacPHERSON, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1877. LL. M. (Na- 
tional Univ. Law School, Wash. D. C.) 1886. Lawyer. 1102 New. 
York Ave., Washington, D. C. 

RANSOM H. McDowell. instructor in Agriculture, University of 
Nevada. Reno, Nev. Res. 505 N. Center St. 

GEORGE WASHINGTON MITCHELL. Farmer. Corvallis, Ore. 

*DUSTIN COLBURN OAKES. Banker. Died at Grand Haven, Mich., 
September 26, 1903. 

MARTIN THOMAS RAINIER. Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. 
Irving, Kansas. 

JAY SESSIONS. Farmer. Fowler, Mich. 

JOHN EVANS SIMONSON, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1877. Uwyer. 
407-409 Foster Block, Denver, Colo. 

1875 

OSCAR EDUARD ANGSTMAN, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1877. Law- 
yer. 307 Moffat Bldg., Res. 277 Putnam Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

FRANK JOSEPH ANNIS, M. S. 1879. Lawyer. Fort Collins, Colo. 

WILLIAM LELAND CARPENTER, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1878. 
Lawyer. Ford Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 

*ALBERT A. CRANE. Lawyer. Died at Gaylord, Mich., December 4, 
1896. 

CHARLES GOODWIN. Farmer. Bancroft, Mich. 

DEAN FREMONT GRISWOLD. Retired Farmer. Northville, Mich. 

CHARLES SUMMER INGERSOLL, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1878. 
Lawyer. Pond Creek, Okla. 

BARTLETT AUGUSTUS NEVINS. Furniture Manufacturer and 
Salesman. Otsego, Mich. 

*LOUIS DELEVAN NILES, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1886, LL. B. 1889. 
Physician. Ann Arbor, Mich. Died February 5, 1908. 

CHARLES HOWARD PARKER. Farmer. Sturgis, Mich. 

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DeWiTT CLINTON POSTLE. Proprietor of the Mt. Victory and 
Ridgeway Clay Works. Mt. Victory, Ohio. 

GEORGE ALLEN ROYCE. Secretary of Portage Lake Foundry and 
Machinery Co., Hancock, Mich. 

CHARLES WILLIAM SHELDON. Farmer, Fruit Grower and Canner. 
Seymour, Mo. 

WILLIAM HOWARD SMITH, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1906. Practic- 
ing Medicine. Neodesha, Kansas. (Last known address.) 

CHARLES ALBERT STURGES. Lawyer. Sturgis, Mich. 

1876 

*CLINTON B. FISK BANGS. Druggist. Grand Ledge, Mich. Died 
September 9, 1908. 

WALLACE WILLIAM BEMIS. Farmer and Fruit Grower. Ionia, 

Mich. 
JAMES BRASSINGTON. Lawyer and Fruit Grower. Hart, Mich. 
ERVIN DAVIS BROOKS, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1885. Oculist and 

Aurist. 210 Kalamazoo National Bank Bldg., Kalamazoo, Mich. 

ROBERT EDWIN CAINE. Farmer. 15 Academy St., Battle Creek, 
Mich. 

WILLIAM CALDWELL. Farmer. Milford, Mich. 

RUSSELL ALLEN CLARK. President and General Manager of The 
Interlocking Nut and Bolt Co. 723 N. Euclid Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 

IRA BARNES GAGE. Banker. 905 Fullerton Ave., Chicago, 111. 

HIRAM SYLVESTER HAMPTON. Fruit Grower. Hardwick, Cal. 

JOSEPH ARTEMUS HORTON. Traveling Salesman. R. D. 7, Owosso, 
Mich. 

WILLIAM BUEL JAKWAYS. Farmer and Fruit Grower. New Car- 
lisle, Ind. 

DONALD HIXSON KEDZIE. Editor and Proprietor of Country Pa- 
per. Lordsburg, N. Mex. 

WILLIAM J. SLOSS. Merchant. Big Rapids, Mich. 

GATES L. STANNARD. Farmer. R. F. D. 3, Phoenix, Arizona. 

JAY D. STANNARD. Engineer, U. S. Reclaimation Service, Employed 
at Phoenix, Arizona, as Acting Supervising Engineer of the Salt 
River Project. Phoenix, Arizona. 

JOHN EDWIN TAYLOR, M. S. 1883. Farmer. Belding, Mich. 

STEPHEN PRINCE TRACY, M. D. (Hahnemann Med. Coll., Chicago) 
1886. Physician. Walkerton, Ind. 

1877 

CHARLES BLOODGOOD, M. D. (Rush Med. Coll.) 1881. Oculist and 
Aurist. 510 Gilbert Blk. Residence, 695 Luke Ave., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 

36 



ALBERT DODGE, LL. B., (Univ. of Mich.) 1881. Bee-Keeper, 592 N. 

Wilson Ave. Pasadena, Cal. 
CHARLES SANFORD EMERY. Secretary and Treasurer of Lansing 

Insurance Agency. Residence, 217 S. Pine St., Lansing, Mich. 
WILLIAM OLIVER FRITZ. Orange Grower. Pomona, Cal. 
CHARLES IRVING GOODWIN. Farmer. R. D. 2, Ionia, Mich. 
MASON WILBUR GRAY, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1880. Physician 

and Surgeon. Pontiac, Mich. 
EDSON HALE HUNT. Farmer and Fruit Grower. Saranac, Mich., 

R. D. 13. 
FRANK STEWART KEDZIE, M. S. 1882. Professor of Chemistry, 

Michigan Agricultural College. Residence, 420 Ottawa St. W., 

Lansing, Mich. 
WILLIAM CARROLL LATTA, M. S. 1882. Professor of Agriculture 

and Superintendent of Farmers' Institutes, Purdue University. La- 
fayette, Ind. 
LYMAN AUGUSTUS LILLY. Manager of Whitney Farm. Whitney, 

Menominee County, Mich. 
ARTHUR BRADLEY PEEBLES, B. D. (Oberlin Theol. Sem.) 1881. 

Congregational Minister. Rutland, Mass. 
*JAMES A. PORTER. Farmer. Died at Boulder, Colo., Dec. 24, 1885. 
JOHN ADELBERT BOUCHER. Farmer. Morenci, Mich. 
ALBERT BARNES SIMONSON, M. D. (Detroit Medical Coll.) 1883. 

Physician and Surgeon. Calumet, Mich. 
BION WHELAN, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1879. Physician and Surgeon. 

Hillsdale, Mich. 

1878 
*GEORGE ELLIS BRECK. Lawyer and Stock Breeder. Died at Paw 
Paw, Mich., December 12, 1894. 

HENRY FRANKLIN BUSKIRK. Farmer. Wayland, Mich. 

HENRY VALENTINE CLARK. Presbyterian Clergyman. Mulvane, 
Kansas. 

THEODORE PERCY CAULKINS. Designer of Machinery. Collins, 
Idaho. 

EUGENE DAVENPORT, M. S. 1884, M. Agr. 1895, LL. D. 1907. Dean 
of College of Agriculture and Director of the Experiment Station, 
University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. 

HARRY EUGENE EMMONS. Organizer and Promoter of Companies. 

280 W. Warren Ave., Detroit, Mich. 30 Church St., New York 

City, N. Y. 2 Blanche Rue, Paris, France. 
CHARLES CHRISTIAN GEORGESON, M. S. 1882. Special Agent in 

charge of Alaska Investigations. Sitka, Alaska. 
EUGENE GREGORY, Manufacturer. Battle Creek, Mich. (Last known 

address). 

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RICHARD HERBERT GULLEY. Teacher. Champaign, 111. 

*FRANK WALTER HASTINGS. Civil Engineer. St. Louis, Mich. 
Died June 9, 1908. 

CARLTON VOLNEY HINMAN, M. D. (Hahnemann Med. Coll. Chi- 
cago) 1882. Physician. Bellaire, Mich. 

*WILL S. HOLDSWORTH, M. S. 1890. Professor of Drawing, Michi- 
gan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. Died Sept. 18, 1907. 

EMMOR OTIS LADD. Farmer and Fruit Grower. Old Mission, Mich. 

JAMES PARSONS LEWIS. Furnaces and Galvanized Iron Works. 
Denver, Colo. Was at 2535 15th St. in 1907. (Last known address). 

ROBERT TURNER McNAUGHTON. Real Estate. 2521 Clarendon 
Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

*JAMES EDWARD MILLER, M. D. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1889. Farmer. 
Agricultural College, Mich. Died Jan. i, 1903. 

*JAY RANDOLPH MONROE, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1880. Cashier 
of Bank. Died at Kalamazoo, Mich., June 10, 1888. 

*HENRY EDWARD OWEN. Instructor in History and Horticulture 
at Mich. Agricultural College, East Lansing, Mich. Died at Adrian, 
Mich., March 22, 1881. 

*JOEL SHELDON PARDEE, M. D. (Rush Med. Coll.) 1880. Physician. 
Three Oaks, Mich. Died February 27, 1895. 

WILLIAM KEITH PRUDDEN. Manufacturer of Automobile Wheels. 
Lansing, Mich. 

EDWARD JAMES RAWSON. Farming and Real Estate. Decatur, 
Mich. 

*ALBERT AVERY ROBINSON. Electrical Work. 104 Wayne St., 
Detroit, Mich. Died September, 1909. 

FRANK ELMER ROBSON, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1883. Lawyer. 
719 Hammond Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 

RALPH DEXTER SESSIONS. Credit Agency. 430^/2 Court St., Read- 
ing, Pa. 

CHARLES FRANKLIN SHILLING. Druggist. Decatur, 111. 

FREMONT ERR SKEELS. Civil Engineer, Surveyor and Forest Cruiser 
with Cobbs and Mitchell, 509 E. Garfield St., Cadillac, Mich. Head- 
quarters at Springvale, Mich. 

CLEMENT JAMES STRANG, B. D. (Andover Theol. Sem.) 1881. 
Principal of Lincoln Academy. Kings Mountain, N. C. 

JAMES TROOP, M. S. 1882. Professor of Horticulture and Entomology, 
Purdue University. Lafayette, Ind. 

SAMUEL SATTERLEE TROWBRIDGE. Farmer. R. D. 3, Birming- 
ham, Mich. 

ELISHA DEMING ANDREWS TRUE, M. Agr. 1896. Machinist. 212 
Mt. Vernon Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

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1879 

FRANK BENTON, M. S. i8S6. Professor of Modern Languages, 

Oriental University. Washington, D. C. 
*JOSEPH ALLEN BRIGGS. Farmer. Died at Whitford Centre, Mich., 

January 21, 1884. 
LOUIS GEORGE CARPENTER, M. S. 1883. Consulting Engineer, 739 

Equitable Bldg., Denver, Colo. Residence, 320 Plum St., Fort Col- 
lins, Colo. 
CLIFTON BARNUM CHARLES, M. Agr. 1895. Farmer. Bangor, 

Mich. 
EVA DIANN CORYELL. (Mrs. William McBain.) 285 Crescent Ave., 

Grand Rapids, Mich. 
*CORYDON PIRNIE CRONK, M. D. (Columbian Univ.) 1888. In 

charge of the U. S. Sea Coast Telegraph Line from Norfolk, Va., 

to Hatteras, N. C. Virginia Beach, Va. Died at Cape Henry, Md., 

Dec. 16, 1903. 
*ARTHUR ALGER CROZIER, M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1885. Assistant 

Agriculturist in the Experiment Station, Mich. Agricultural Col- 
lege, E. Lansing, Mich. Died at Ann Arbor, Mich., January 28, 

1899. 
*THOMAS ELLIOT DRYDEN. Traveling Salesman. Died, 1909, at 

Grand Rapids, Mich. 
CHARLES WOODS GAMMON. Business Securities. Metropolitan 

Bldg., New York City, N. Y. 
CHARLES SUMNER GUILE, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1882. Lawyer. 

Bellaire, Mich. 
ORRIN PRESTON GULLEY. Manufacturer of Auto Parts. 27 Clair- 

mount Ave., Detroit, Mich. 
*FRANK P. HAGENBUCH. Farmer. Died at Constantine, Mich., Oct. 

2, 1887. 
RODERICK BAKER NORTON. Real Estate; Secretary and Treasurer 

of the Hill Investment Co.; Farm Loans and Insurance. 112 W. 

Sth Ave. ; Residence, 409 N. B St., Arkansas City, Kansas. 

EUGENE JAMES RAUCHFUSS. 1440 Market St., Denver, Colo. 
RAY SESSIONS. Assistant Secretary and Bookkeeper American Handle 

Co., 417-418 Houseman Bldg.; Residence, 39 Kalamazoo Ave., 

Grand Rapids, Mich. 

CHARLES EDWARD SUMNER, LL. B. (Columbian Univ.) 1886. 
San Diego, California. Temporary address, 1102 Yeon Bldg., Port- 
land, Ore. 

JOHN Q. THOMAS. Cabinet Maker, Durland Sawtell Furniture Co. 
Junction City, Kansas. 

MARCUS SMITH THOMAS. Farmer. President and Manager of 
Decatur Creamery Co. Decatur, Mich. 

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HARRY WILCOX. Bookkeeper for Grinnell Bros, ion Bingham Ave., 
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 

1880 

CYRUS TRACY CRANDALL. Lawyer. Duluth, Minn. 
CHARLES FRANCIS DAVIS, M. S. 1883. Lawyer. Fort Collins, Colo. 
FRANK ARTHUR GULLEY, M. S. 1883. Manager Kilbagic Egg Farm. 
Godfrey, 111. 

*MORSE WILLOUGHBY JONES. Lawyer. Died at St. Paul, Minn., 
May IS, 1885. 

WALTER WOOD REMINGTON, M. S. 1886. Assistant Principal of 
East Side High School; In Charge of East Side Latin School. 
Denver, Colo. 

WILLARD LOUIS THOMAS. Fruit Grower. Traverse City, Mich. 

1881 

HERBERT BAMBER. Civil Engineer. 332 Witherspoon Bldg. Resi- 
dence, 1902 Green St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
JOSEPH I. BICKNELL, JR. Farmer. Peekskill, N. Y. (Last address). 
WILLIAM HENRY BURGESS, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1884. Attor- 

ney-at-law,. Sandusky, Mich. 
*CHARLES ELBERT BUSH. Merchant. Died at Pentwater, Mich., 

May 6, 1883. 
CARROLL WINTHROP CLARK, M. D. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1889. 

Physician and Surgeon. Caro, Mich. 
CARLETON ROLLIN DART. Bridge Engineer. Sanitary District of 

Chicago. 1500 American Trust Bldg. Residence, 1536 Monroe St., 

Chicago, 111. 
WILL STEVENS DELANO. Farmer and Stock Grower. General 

Agency of Fidelity Realty Syndicate of Baltimore. 1804 Q. St., 

Lincoln, Neb. 

CADALZO A. DOCKSTADER. Apple Orchardist. Secretary Onondaga 
Orchard Co., Fabius, N. Y. Residence, 219 McKinley Ave., Syra- 
cuse, N. Y. 

GEORGE GROVER. Shoe Retailer. San Jacinto, Cal. 

HOWARD MORRILL HOLMES. Newspaper Work. Detroit, Mich. 
(Last known address). 

WILLIAM ROBERT HUBBERT, M. D. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1885. Re- 
tired. 559 2nd Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

ARTHUR JONES, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1884. Lawyer. 412 Ham- 
mond Bldg. Residence, 139 Pingree Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

*JOSIAH LITTLE HALE KNIGHT. Farmer and Stock Raiser. Died 
at Lee Park, Neb., Sept. 13, 1896. 

WALTER IRVIN LILLIE. Lawyer. Grand Haven, Mich. 

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DANIEL SNYDER LINCOLN. Fruit Grower and Market iGardener. 

Big Rapids, Mich. 
CHARLES WILLIAM McCURDY, M. S. 1885, Sc. D. (Milton Coll.) 

1892, Ph. D. (Univ. of Wooster) 1895, D. O. (Philadelphia Coll. 

of Osteopathy) 1903. Physician. 332 Witherspoon Bldg. Resi- 
dence, 5124 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
EDWARD CHARLES McKEE. Shipping Clerk. Residence, 226 W. 

Arrellaga St., Santa Barbara, Cal. 
CHARLES McKENNY, A. B. (Olivet Coll.) 1889, A. M. 1892, A. M. 

(Univ. of Wis.) 1904. President of the Milwaukee State Normal 

School. 712 Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 

MRS. MARY JANE CLIFF MERRILL, M. S. 1886. (Mrs. Louis G. 
Carpenter.) 320 Plum St., Fort Collins, Colo. 

BYRON SMITH PALMER, D. D. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1883. Manu- 
facturer of Medicinal Malt Extracts. 74 Jackson St., Palmyra, N. Y. 

WILLIS W. PALMER. Farmer and Stockman. Garrison, Iowa. 

CHARLES DELLEN PHELPS. Proprietor of Grist Mill and Dealer 
in Hay, Grain and Produce. Manton, Mich. 

*HARVEY ABRAM PRICE, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1894- Lawyer. 
Muskegon, Mich. Died at Detroit, Mich., March 8, 1888. 

*HARVEY LYMAN ROSENBERRY, M. D. (Starling Med. Coll.) 1883. 
Physician and Surgeon. Wausau, Wis. Died Jan., 191 1. 

*ALVA SHERWOOD. D. V. S. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1894. Veterinary 
Surgeon, Farmer and Dealer in Live Stock. Three Oaks, Mich. 
Died at Detroit, Mich., Sept. 26, 1905. 

WILLIAM GARRETT SIMONSON. Lawyer. 406-409 Foster Bldg., 
Denver, Colo. 

AMBROSE EVERETT SMITH, M. D. (Rush Med. Coll.) 1885. Special- 
ist — Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Olean, N. Y. 

AMOS W. TROUPE, M. D. (Rush Med. Coll.) 1884. Physician and 
Surgeon. 917 W. Sth Ave., Pine Bluff, Ark. 

ARTHUR BRUCE TURNER. Works Manager for the Singer Manu- 
facturing Co., 2402 Elm St., Cairo, 111. 

*SHERMAN B. UPTON. Furniture and Implement Dealer. Elm 
Creek, Neb. Died at Lexington, Neb., August 11, 1891. 

ALBERT HENRY VOIGHT. Merchant; President of the California 
Furniture Co. 936 Westlake Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 

CLARENCE ROSELLE WHITE- Contractor Superintendent. 3349 
Forbes St., Pittsburg, Pa. 

JASON WOODMAN. Farmer. Paw Paw, Mich. 

1882 

LINCOLN AVERY, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1886. Attorney. Port 
Huron, Mich. 

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LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, JR., M. S. 1886, LL. D. (Univ. of Wis.) 
1907, LL. D. (Alfred Univ.) 1908. Director of N. Y. State College 
of Agriculture at Cornell Univ. Residence, Sage Place, Ithaca, N. Y. 

ERWIN NOBLE BALL. Real Estate; Insurance. Farmer and Stock 
Breeder. Ann Arbor, Mich. 

JOHN W. BEAUMONT. Lawyer. 1124 Ford Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 
Residence, 242 Seminole Ave., Detroit. 

ALFORD JOSHUA CHAPPELL. Superintendent of Schools. Carson 
City, Mich. 

*WILLARD HENRY COFFRON, M. D. (Univ. of Georgetown) 1886. 

Physician and Surgeon. Grindstone City, Mich. Died April 7, 1905. 
JOSEPH EDWARD COULTER. General Manager and Treasurer, 

Grand Rapids Brush Co. 307 S. Union St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
*CHARLES W. GROSSMAN. Builder; Dealer in Real Estate. Benton 

Harbor, Mich. Died at Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 2, 1897. 
FRED ELLSWORTH DELANO. Farmer. Arcadia, Neb. 
JOHN FRANKLIN EVERT. Agricultural Implement Dealer. Mendon, 

Mich. 

WARREN HENRY GOSS, M. Agr. 1896. Civil Engineer and Surveyor. 
Bangor, Mich. 

WILL ERWIN HALE. Farmer. Eaton Rapids, Mich. 
LEWIS BLYNN HALL. Producer of Certified Milk. Grand Rapids, 
Mich. R. D. 10. 

*JACOB MARK HOLLINGSWORTH. Farmer and Stock Raiser. 

Trimble, 111. Died May 18, 1907 at Whittier, Cal. 
*LUCIUS WARNER HOYT, LL. B. (Columbia Coll.) 1889. Dean of 

Law Department in the University of Denver; Attorney at Law. 

Denver, Colo. Died June 28, 1910. 
JEFFERSON HENRY IRISH. Lawyer. Detroit, Minn. 
WILLIAM THOMAS LANGLEY. Manager of Commission Advertising 

for Sperry & Hutchinson Co. 1026 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, 

Minn. 

JAMES LAWRENCE McCLEAR, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1884. At- 
torney at Law. Coeur d'AIene, Idaho. 

EUGENE DeFOREST MILLIS, M. D. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1891. Physi- 
cian and Surgeon. Webberville, Mich. 

THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN MILLSPAUGH. Contractor and 
Builder. 600 Roosevelt Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

EDWIN ANDREW MURPHY, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1895. Lawyer; 
Circuit Court Commissioner. Ionia, Mich. 

CHARLES BURNHAM PLUMMER. Soda Water Manufacturer. Fort 
Bragg, Cal. 

JOHN REYNOLDS SHELTON. Fruit Rancher. Hood River, Oregon. 

JAMES MACE SMITH. Farmer. Carson City, Mich. R. D. 3. 

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*FRED CHARLES SNYDER. Farmer and Register of Deeds, Mont- 
calm County. Died at Stanton, Mich., November 29, 1893. 

WILLIAM LINCOLN SNYDER, M. S. 1888. Analytical and Manu- 
facturing Chemist for American Agricultural Chemical Co., Michi- 
gan Carbon Works Branch, 263 Ferry Ave. West, Detroit, Mich. 

GAYLORD WHITFIELD THOMPSON. President of Lewiston South- 
eastern Electric Ry. Co. Lewiston, Idaho. 

ALICE WEED. (Mrs. J. E. Coulter.) 307 S. Union St., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. 

1883 

WILLIAM ANTHONY BAHLKE. Lawyer; Banker; Farmer. Alma, 
Mich. 

*HENRY WARD BAIRD, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1890. Died at 

Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 4, 1892. 
*ALBERT MORSE BAMBER. Student from Highland, Mich. Died 

while in attendance at the College, June i, 1883. 

*ARTHUR CRANSTON BIRD, M. Agr. 1894. State Dairy and Food 
Commissioner, Lansing, Mich. Died at East Lansing, Mich., May 
27, 1910. 

LESLIE ALBERT BUELL. Farmer and Orchardist. Highland, Mich. 
ERNEST PORTER CLARKE. Superintendent of Schools, St. Joseph, 

Mich. 1 108 State St., St. Joseph, Mich. 
HERBERT WINSLOW COLLINGWOOD, LL. D. 1907. Editor of 

"Rural New Yorker." 409 Pearl St., New York City. Residence, 

Wordcliff Lake, N. J. 

HENRY AUGUSTUS DANVILLE. General Merchandise. Marilla, 
Mich. 

*CHARLES HENRY ELDRIDGE, M. D. (Dartmouth Coll.) 1886. 
Physician. Died at" San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 25, 1895. 

ARCHIBALD MARTELLE EMERY. Bookseller and Stationer. 116 
Wash. Ave. N. Residence, 427 Grand Ave. S-, Lansing, Mich. 

EDWARD JAMES FLETCHER. Farmer; Secretary of the Shible Mu- 
tual Fire Ins. Co. Appleton, Minn. 

EDGAR GRIMM, B. S. (Oregon Agr. Coll.) 1882. Mining Interests; 
Principal of High School. Nome, Alaska. 

*DANIEL C. HOLLIDAY. Soliciting Agent, Savannah Fast Freight and 
Passenger Line, New Orleans, La. Died at the Auditorium Hotel, 
Chicago, 111., Sept. 15, 1890. 

OSMOND CHARLES HOWE. Real Estate. 724 Walnut St., N. Lans- 
ing, Mich. 

WILBUR FISK HOYT, M. D. (Starling Med. Coll.) 1895. Physician 
and Surgeon. Paw Paw, Mich. 

WILLARD SMITH KEDZIE. Bookkeeper. Idaho Falls, Idaho. 

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ARTHUR FRANK KINNAN, LL. B. (Columbian Univ.) 1885. Prin- 
cipal Patent Examiner, U. S. Patent Office, Wash., D. C. 

EUGENE FRANCIS LAW, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1892. Circuit 
Judge ; Lawyer. 901 Prospect St., Port Huron, Mich. 

CHARLES FREMONT LINDSLEY. Real Estate and Insurance. Boul- 
der, Colo. 

ALBERT WISNER MATHER. Traveling Salesman, Standard Oil Co. 

Aurora, 111. 
JOHN THOMAS MATTHEWS. Lawyer. Ithaca, Mich. 
*HARRY C. NIXON. Principal of Schools, Appleton, Minn. Died at 

Bridgman, Mich., July 2, 1888. 
ALLEN CALVIN REDDING, M. S. 1887. Consulting Mining and 

Metallurgical Engineer, The Pacific Laboratories. 558 Market St., 

San Francisco, Cal. Residence, 1127 Jackson St., San Francisco, 

Cal. 

FRANK FOSTER ROGERS. Civil Engineer; Deputy State Highway 
Commissioner. 300 S. Pine St., Lansing, Mich. 

EDMUND SCHOETZOW. Superintendent of Schools. Marcellus, Mich. 

JEDEDIAH HASKINS SMITH, M. S. 1892. Newspaper Publisher. 
1227 Tribune Bldg., New. York, N. Y. 

MILTON ST. JOHN. Fruit Grower. R. F. D., Lyndonville, N. Y. 

CLARENCE MOORES WEED, M. S. 1884, D. Sc. (Ohio State Univ.) 
1890. Teacher of Nature Study, State Normal School. Lowell, 
Mass. 

HERBERT MOORES WEED. Farmer. Bellevue, Mich. 

SARAH ELLEN WOOD. (Mrs. J. B. Stevens.) 909 3rd St., Bay City, 
Mich. 

1884 

JOSEPH RODNEY ABBOT. Orange Culturist and Breeder of Dairy 
Cattle. San Gabriel, Cal. 

*CHARLES BAKER, Ph. C. (Univ. of Mich.) 1887. Druggist. Owosso, 
Mich. Died March 23, 1892. 

EDWARD CARL BANK. San Francisco, Cal. Residence, 2856 Webster 
St., Berkeley, Cal. 

WARREN DOUGLAS BARRY. Real Estate. Gulfport, Miss. 

LLEWELLYN BONHAM. Civil Engineer; General Manager of Ohio 
& Ind. R. R. 331 Spring St. E., Oxford, Ohio. 

JOHN IRWIN BRECK, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1886. General Agent 
for the Union Central Life Insurance Co.; Lawyer. 26 Dwight 
Bldg. Residence, 426 Clinton St., Jackson, Mich. 

JOHN JAY BUSH. Manufacturing Automobile Accessories, 244-250 W. 
49th St. Residence, 519 W. 143rd St., New York City. 

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ROLLA JAMES CORYELL. Nurseryman and Landscape Gardener. 
Birmingham, Mich. 

MILTON DELANO. Grocer. 522 Asylum St., Flint, Mich. 

WILLIAM ARNOLD DOHANY, Ph. C. (Univ. of Mich.) 1887. Phar- 
macist. 525 14th Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

CLARENCE PRESTON GILLETT, M. S. 1888. Professor of Zoology 
and Entomology ; State Entomologist and Director of the Experi- 
ment Station, Colorado Agricultural College. 620 Elizabeth St., 
Fort Collins, Colo. 

CHARLES LEONARD GRIMES, B. E. (Nebr. Board of Education) 
1910. Superintendent of Schools, Republican City, Nebr. 

FRED HERRINGTON. Attorney at Law; Attorney for the Colorado 
Fuel and Iron Co. 602 Boston Bldg., Denver, Colo. 

OREL LEONARD HERSHISER. Lawyer; Apiarist. 2773 Delaware 
Ave., Kenmore, N. Y. 

JAMES DELOSS HILL. Banker and Attorney. Montpelier, Ohio. 

*FRED JENNER HODGES, M. D. (Chicago Med. Coll.) 1888. Physi- 
cian and Surgeon. Ashland, Wis. Died Feb. 18, 1901. 

ALICE ADELIA JOHNSON. Wilderness Farm, Dowagiac, Mich. 

WILLIS LEISENRING, Ph. C. (Univ. of Mich.) 1887. Pharmacist. 
14 N. Saginaw St., Pontiac, Mich. 

COLON CHRISTOPHER LILLIE. Dairy Farmer and Agricultural 
Writer. Coopersville, Mich. 

HOMER DICKINSON LUCE. Secretary of Hugh Lyons & Co. Lans- 
ing, Mich. 

*CHARLES McDIARMID. Farmer and Ranchman. Hemet, Cal. 
Riverside Co. Died 1908. 

*ALVERSON W. PAGE. Merchant. Died at Broadhead, S. D., Dec. 
24, 1885. 

ANDREW PARK. Head Clerk, Fuel Accounts Bureau, Southern Pa- 
cific Co., San Francisco, Cal. 389 22nd St., Oakland, Cal. 

BENJAMIN CHURCH PORTER. Farmer; Bank Cashier. Grand 
Rapids, Mich. R. D. i. 

WILLIAM VINCENT SAGE. Farmer. Gobleville, Mich. 

CLARENCE EUGENE SMITH, (Mich. State Normal) 1886. M. S. 1889, 
B. Pd. Lawyer and Banker. Waukegon, 111. 

WILFORD COTTON STRYKER, D. D. S. (Chicago Coll. of Dental 
Surg.) 1898. Dentist. Pasadena, Cal. Residence, 1217 W. 5th St., 
Los Angeles, Cal. 

ARCHIE WILLIAM SUTTON. Farmer. Morenci, Mich. 

MICHITARO TSUDA. Mining Interests. 21 Shiba Park, Tokyo, Japan. 

EMERSON EDWARD VANCE. Draftsman in the State Land Com- 
missioner's Office. 811 Washtenaw St. W., Lansing, Mich, 

45 



1885 

EDWIN SAWYER ANTISDALE, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1890. Spe- 
cialist in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. 31 N. State St., Chicago. 
Residence, 5403 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, III. 

*WILLIAM S. BAIRD. Lawyer. Grand Rapids, Mich. Died at Los 
Angeles, Cal., January 10, 1898. 

EDWARD ASHER BARTMESS. Manager for the Standard Oil Co. 
of New, York. 44 Pine St., Yonkers, N. Y. 

RICHARD MARTELLO BATES, LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1887, 
Farmer. Hastings, Mich. 

FRED LLEWELLYN CHAPPELL. Patent Lawyer. Chase Block, 
Kalamazoo, Mich. 

JAMES YOUDAN CLARK. Farmer. Orion, Mich. 

CHARLES BARNARD COLLINGWOOD, M. S. 1890. Judge Circuit 
Court ; Lawyer. East Lansing, Mich. 

JAMES ARTHUR DART. Real Estate. Care Columbia Club, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. 

HIRAM TAYLOR FRENCH, M. S. 1889. Associate Editor of Gem 
State Rural and Live Stock Journal ; Manager of Can-Ada Stock 
Farm. Caldwell, Idaho. 

ELWYN THOMSON GARDNER. Farmer. Fowler, Colo. 

*HARRY POTTER GLADDEN. Farmer. Lansing, Mich. R. D. 5 
Died Nov. 10, 1908. 

ROBERT WILLIAM HEMPHILL, JR. General Manager of Washtenaw 
Light and Power Co. ; Division Manager of Eastern Mich. Edison 
Co. Residence, 219 N. Huron St., Ypsilanti, Mich. 

THERIES D. HINEBAUCH, M. S. 1887, V. S. (Toronto Vet. Coll.) 
1887. Veterinarian ; Farmer. Tower City, Cass Co., N. D. 

CHARLES HOMER HOYT. Paint Manufacturer. Citizens Bldg., 
Cleveland, Ohio. 

EDWARD RALPH LAKE, M. S. 1888. Professor of Botany and For- 
estry, Oregon Agricultural College. Corvallis, Ore. 

GLEN CUYLER LAWRENCE, M. S. 1893. Fruit Grower and Poultry- 
man. Richland, Wash. 

JOHN WALKER MATTHEWS, M. S. 1893. Teacher of Chemistry 
and Director of Athletics in the Western High School. 20 Park 
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

GEORGE MORRICE. Farmer. Shepardsville, Mich. 

*JULIUS RICHARD NEWTON. Farmer. Gainesville, Ga. Died June 
10, 1905. 

LEWIS GRANT PALMER. Farmer. Napoleon, Mich. 

*TRUMAN LAFAYETTE PARKER. Principal of Schools, Elsie, Mich. 
Died September 20, 1887. 

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WILBUR IRA POWER, M. D. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1889. Physician 
and Surgeon. Philipsburg, Mont. 

CHARLES FRED SCHNEIDER. Section Director, U. S. Weather Bu- 
reau. 331 Federal Bldg. Residence, 68 Ransom St., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 

=^GEORGE ELDRIDGE SPRANG. Manufacturer of Duplicating Ma- 
chines. Detroit, Mich. Died 1909. 

DORR JOHN STRYKER. Special Agent for the Standard Oil Co. of 
New York, New England Dept. 68 Masonic St., Rockland, Me. 

HARRIS ELY THOMAS. Lawyer. Lansing, Mich. 

JAMES DeLOSS TOWAR, M. S. 1902. Farmer. East Lansing, Mich. 

*PERRY GEORGE TOWAR. With Sugar Beet Industry. Lansing, 
Mich. Died at Garden City, Kansas, Oct. 8, 1906. 

HUBERT MONROE WELLS. Farmer and Gardener. Howell, Mich. 
R. D. 9. 

FRANK MILES WOODMANSEE. Congregational Clergyman. Custer, 
Mich. 

1886 

JOHN WESLEY CLEMONS. Traveling Salesman. 411 Mich. Ave. W., 
Lansing, Mich. 

WILLIAM HENRY CLEMONS. Traveling Salesman. Durand, Mich. 

JOSEPH BELL COTTON. Attorney and Counsellor; Mine Owner. 1400 
Alworth Bldg. Residence, 2309 E. ist St., Duluth, Minn. 

FREDERICK CALVIN DAVIS, B. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1888. Manager 
of Pacific Clay Products, Publicity Bureau. 312 Crocker Bldg. 
Residence, 189 Belvedere St., San Francisco, Cal. 

JUNIUS SERGEANT DIXON. Chemist. 154 Lake St., Chicago. Resi- 
dence, 5619 Mich. Ave., Chicago, 111. 

ORRIN ORLANDO DUNHAM. Farmer. McBain, Mich. 

RICHARD WILLIAM EDLING. Druggist. Menominee, Mich. 

EDWARD GEORGE ELDRIDGE. Teacher. 7132 Greenwood Ave., 
Chicago, 111. 

WILLIAM GRANT (EVERHART) HARTE. Civil Engineer, Elec- 
trical Work, and Draftsman. Name was changed from Everhart 
to Harte, in October, 1899. Address previous to 1900, Chicago, 111. 

GEORGE S. FRENCH. Inmate of Insane Asylum. Salem, Ore. 

WALTER ELMER GAMMON. Farmer and Horticulturist. San Diego, 
Cal. 

JASON ELMER HAMMOND, M. S., 1900. Manager of the Hammond 
Publishing Co. Ltd. 117 Shiawassee St. W., Lansing. Residence, 
121 St. Joseph St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

JOHN HOOKER, D. V. S. (American Vet. Coll. N. Y.) 1889, M. D. 
(Mich. Coll. of Med. and Surgery) 1897. Farmer. New Baltimore, 
Mich. 

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HARRY BLISS HOWE. Retail Lumber Yard. Buchanan, Mich. 
HENRY NORTHROP JENNER. Druggist and Chemist. 201 E. Main 

St., Elkhart, Ind. 
CLARENCE HERBERT JUDSON. Assistant Engineer of the L. S. 

& M. S. Ry. Cleveland, Ohio. 
WILLIAM ASAHEL KINNAN, M. D. (Columbian Univ.) 1895. 

Principal Examiner in the U. S. Patent Office, Wash., D. C. mo 

Fairmont St., Wash., D. C. 
CHARLES FARWELL LAWSON. 862 Trumbull Ave., Detroit. Mich. 
ALBERT LESLIE NICHOLS. Real Estate and Insurance. Plainwell, 

Mich. 
GEORGE WATT PARK. Seedsman, Florist and Publisher. LaPark, 

Lancaster Co., Pa. 
WILLIAM RICHARD RUMMLER. Patent Lawyer. 1400 Tribune 

Bldg., Chicago. Residence, Glencoe, 111. 
GEORGE LEVI SPANGLER. Lawyer. White Bear Lake, Minn. 
THEODORE ALEXANDER STANLEY. Dairyman. Cedar Hill Farm, 

New Britain, Conn. 

JENNIE ANN TOWAR. (Mrs. Jennie Woodard). 746 Belden Ave., 
Chicago, 111. 

*ELBERT A. WHITNEY. Attorney and Publisher. Died at Frankfort, 
Mich., September 23, 1891. 

PHILIP BELL WOODWORTH, M. E. (Cornell Univ.) 1890. Dean and 
Professor of Electrical Engineering, Lewis Institute, Chicago. Resi- 
dence, 5809 Ohio St., Chicago, 111. 

*FRANK LINCOLN WRIGGLESWORTH. Grain Buyer and Railroad 
Agent. Died at East Cohoctah, Mich., June 6, 1889. 

1887 

*ARTHUR ABBOT, E. M. (Mich. Coll. of Mines) 1894. General Super- 
intendent of Cerro de Pasco Mining Co. Cerro de Pasco, Peru, So. 
America. Died August 25, 1908. 

GUY ARNOLD. Farmer and Stock Raiser. Allegan, Mich. R. D. 7. 

IRVING BELCHER BATES. Flint, Mich. 

EDGAR ALBERT BURNETT. Dean of the College of Agriculture; 
Director of the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station, Univer- 
sity of Neb. 3256 Holdredge St., Lincoln, Neb. 

HARKNESS LUCIUS CHAPIN, M. S. 1893. Real Estate. 408 Spauld- 
ding Bldg. Residence, 623 Wasco St., Portland, Ore. 

GEORGE CLINTON CRANDALL, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1890. Pro- 
fessor of Medicine, St. Louis University. 3674 Lindell Bl., St. 
Louis, Mo. 

WILLIAM WILBUR DIEHL, B. D. (Northwestern Univ.) 1891. Pas- 
tor of First Methodist Episcopal Church. Hinckley, 111. 

48 



*JAMES CALVIN DUFFEY, M. S. 1892. Assistant in Horticulture at 
the Missouri Botanical Garden. Died at St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 3, 
1892. 

*CARRIE MARY FRENCH. (Mrs. Hiram T. French). Died at 
Moscow, Idaho, April 28, 1899. 

WINTHROP CAMPBELL HALL. Lumberman. Grant's Pass, Ore. 

COIE LESLIE HIMEBAUGH. General Superintendent Southern Michi- 
gan Telephone Co., Burr Oak, Mich. 

GEORGE J. HUME, B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Coll.) 1896. Farmer. 
R. D. 3, Lansing, Mich. 

HARRY WALTER McARDLE. Professor of Mathematics, North Da- 
kota Agricultural College. Fargo, N. D. 

ROBERT WILLIAM McCULLOCH. Lawyer. Newspaper Work and 
Play Writer. New York City. (Last known address). 

EDWIN WILLIAM REDMAN. Farmer; Proprietor of the Ithaca 
Brick and Tile Yards, and County Drain Commissioner for Gratiot 
County. Ithaca, Mich. 

WILLIAM CLARK SANSON. Farmer. Kingston, Mich. 

FRANK RANDOLPH SMITH. Farmer and Merchant. Somerset, 
Mich. 

CHARLES EDWARD ST. JOHN, A. M. (Harvard Univ.) 1892, Ph. D. 
(Harvard) 1896, M. Pd. (Mich. Normal College) 1906, (Hon.) ; 
Astronomer, Mt. Wilson Observatory of the Carnegie Institution of 
Washington. Address, Solar Observatory, Pasadena, Cal. 

CLARE BAILEY WALDRON. Professor of Horticulture and Forestry, 
North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo, N. D. 

OBADIAH COWLES WHEELER. Farmer. Charlotte, Mich. 

*CHARLES SHERMAN WHITMORE. Salesman for the McCormick 

Harvesting Co., Lansing, Mich. Died at Utica, N. Y., August 19, 

1899. 
HENRY HERMAN WINDE. Merchant. Rapid River, Delta County, 

Mich. 

1888t 

LOUIS ALBERT BREGGER, (a). Farmer. Bangor, Mich. 

ALBERT EUGENE BULSON, Jr., (a). M. D. (Rush Med. College) 
1891. Physician and Surgeon. Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose 
and Throat Diseases. Editor, Journal of the Indiana State Medical 
Association. Professor of Ophtholmalogy, Indiana University School 
of Medicine. Residence, 219 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne, Ind. 

HOWARD BURT CANNON, (a). M. S. in Agriculture (Cornell Univ.) 
1898. Farmer. Rochester, Mich. 



tPrevious to the year 1888, there was but one course of study, viz., the Agricultural. 
Beginning in 1888, graduates of this course are designated (a) ; of the course in 
Mechanical Engineering, (m). 

49 



MARY LUCY CARPENTER, (a). (Mrs. N. S. Mayo). Blacksburg, 

Va. 
*RODMAN HAZARD GARY, (a). Assistant Cashier for the New York 

Life Insurance Co. Detroit, Mich. Died March 3, 1903. 
PAUL MELLEN CHAMBERLAIN, (m). M. E. (Cornell Univ.) 1890. 

Consulting Engineer. 1522 Marquette Bldg., Chicago. Residence 

2817 Linden Court, Chicago, 111. 
*LUKE COMBS COLBURN, (a). M. S. 1895. Chief Engineer of the 

South Haven & Eastern Ry. Paw. Paw, Mich. Died September 

II, 1902. 

CHARLES BENJAMIN COOK, (a). M. S. 1891. Farmer; Fruit Grower. 
Owosso, Mich. R. D. i. 

ARTHUR BURTON GORDLEY, (a). M. S. 1900. Dean of the Col- 
lege of Agriculture, Corvallis, Ore. 

LYSTER HOXIE DEWEY, (a). Botanist in the U. S. Dept. of Agricul- 
ture, Wash., D. C. 4612 9th St., N. W. Washington, D. C. 

JUSTUS NORRIS ESTABROOK, (a). State Agent for the Michigan 
Commercial Insurance Co. Lansing, Mich. 

FRANCIS JACKSON FREE, (a). Farmer. Lansing, Mich. 
ANDREW BRACE GOODWIN, (a). Lawyer. Carson City, Mich. 

FRANK HENRY HALL, (a). Editor and Librarian of the New York 
Agricultural Experiment Station. Geneva, N. Y. 

HERBERT EUGENE HARRISON, (a). Chemist for the Liquid Car- 
bonic Co. of Chicago. Residence, 1214 Norw.ood St., Chicago, 111. 

MARY LOUISE HARRISON, (a). (Mrs. Thomas Flower, Jr.) 260 
Frederick Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

FRED HEBARD HILLMAN, (a) 1891. Assistant Botanist, Seed Lab- 
oratory, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Residence, 
1000 Newton St. N. E., Washington, D. C. 

*WILLIAM JAMES HINKSON, (m). B. S. (Civ. Eng.) (Univ. of 
Mich.) 1891. Civil Engineer for M. C. R. R., Detroit, Mich. Died 
at Detroit, Mich., October 26, 1891. 

CLARK HUBBELL, (a). Miner and Lawyer at Dawson City, Y. T. 
Nome, Alaska. (Last known address). 

CHARLES L. LAWTON, (m). General Manager of Quincy Mining 
Co. Hancock, Mich. 

NELSON SLATER MAYO, (a). M. S. 1890, D. V. S. (Chicago Vet. 
College) 1889. Prof, of Animal Husbandry, Virginia Experiment 
Station, Blacksburg, Va. 

*WELTON MARKS MUNSON, (a). M. S. 1892, Ph. D. Horticulturist 
of Experiment Station, Morgantowji, W. Va. Died Sept., 1910. 

DANIEL ALVIN PELTON, (a). M. D. (Barnes Med. College, St. 
Louis) 1897. Physician. 491 N. Travis St., Sherman, Texas. 

50 



GLENN DEXTER PERRIGO, (a). Bookkeeper. Care of Deming In- 
vestment Co. Residence, 404 W. nth St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 

CHARLES HERBERT REDMAN, (a). Engineer. Ithaca, Mich. 

DALE AFTON SMITH, (a). Farmer. Firesteel, South Dakota. 

JOHN CHESTER STAFFORD, (a). Farmer. Lawrence, Mich. 

WILLIAM FAY STALEY, (a). LL.B. (Georgetown Univ.) 1892. LL.M. 
1893. Assistant to the Solicitor, Agricultural Dept. 411 Beck 
Bldg. Residence, 170 E. 15th St., Portland, Ore. 

GEORGE FRANKLIN STOW, (a). Farmer. Fowler, Mich. R. F. D. 34. 

WILLIAM ALTON TAYLOR, (a). Pomologist and Acting Chief of 
the Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Department of Agriculture, 
Wash. D. C. 55 Q- St. N. E., Washington, D. C. 

GEORGE LINCOLN TELLER, (a). M. S. 1893. Chemist at the Colum- 
bus Laboratories, 31 North State St., Chicago, 111. Residence, River- 
side, III. 

HENRY THURTELL, (a). Interstate Commerce Commission. Wash- 
ington, D. C. 

1889 

DAVID ANDERSON, (a). Lawyer. Paw Paw, Mich. 

ARTHUR DAVIS BAKER, (a). Secretary of the Michigan Millers' 
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. ; Secretary of the Michigan Commercial 
Insurance Co., 120 Ottawa St., Lansing, Mich. Residence, 221 Len- 
awee St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

RAY STANNARD BAKER, (a). Writer and Associate Editor of the 

American Magazine. Amherst, Mass. 
BIRTLEY KING CANFIELD, (a). Sculptor. Ravenna, Ohio. 
♦GEORGE LEONARD CHASE, (a). LL.B. (Detroit College of Law) 

1896. Lawyer. Detroit, Mich. Died April 19, 1907. 

LEMUEL CHURCHILL, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1892, M. D. 

(Univ. of Mich.) 1892. Merchant and Farmer. Weiser, Idaho. 
FREDERICK NORMAN CLARK, (a). Special Agent for Interstate 

Commerce Commission. 321 Shepherd St., N. W. Washington, 

D. C. 
HOLLAND JAMES CLELAND, (m). Lawyer. 201-206 Board of Trade 

Bldg., Grand Rapids, Mich. Residence, 215 S. Fuller St., Grand 

Rapids. 

LOUIS ADELBERT CLINTON, (a). M. S. 1902. Professor of Agron- 
omy and Director of the Experiment Station, Conn. Agricultural 
College. Storrs, Conn. 

WILL CURTIS, (a). Publisher of Newspaper; Real Estate Dealer. St. 
James, Minn. 

GAGER CALVIN DAVIS, (a). M. S. 1890. Fire Insurance. Residence, 
5437 Monte Vista St., Los Angeles, Cal. Business, 525-27 Laugh- 
lin Bldg., 315 S. Broadway. 

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WILLIAM ELI DAVIS, (a). M. S. 1896. Teacher in Lake View High 
School, Chicago, 111. Hubbard Woods, 111. 

JOHN WILLIAM EARLE, (a). Banker and Miller. Albion, Ind. 

GEORGE LEWIS FLOWER, (m). Chief Draftsman, U. S. Coast and 
Geodetic Survey. 3008 13th St., Washington, D. C. 

DAVID ALBERTSON GARFIELD, (a). Grain Merchant. Albion, 
Mich. 

ELLSWORTH ALBERT HOLDEN, (a). Farmer; Secretary of Pat- 
rons Fire Insurance Co., Secretary of Patrons Cyclone Insurance 
Co. Lansing, Mich. 

PERRY GREELEY HOLDEN, (a). M. S. 1895. B. Pd. (Mich. State 
Normal College) 1894. Superintendent of the Extension Depart- 
ment, Iowa State College. Ames, Iowa. 

OLIVER GARY HOLLISTER, (a). Farmer. Seven Oaks Farm. 
Laingsburg, Mich. 

GEORGE J. JENKS, (m). President of Huron Milling Co. Harbor 
Beach, Mich. 

WILLIAM LIGHTBODY, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal College) 
1892. Principal of Higgins High School, Detroit. 359 Ferdinand 
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

*ERNEST GUSTAVUS LODEMAN, (a). M. S. (Cornell Univ.) 1894. 
Instructor in Horticulture, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Died 
at Mexico, N. Y., December 3, 1896. 

ALFRED LOUIS MARHOFF, (a). Civil Engineer. Post City, Texas. 

HARRY AMOS MARTIN, (a). Merchant— Martin Bros. & Co. Law- 
rence, Mich. 

THOMAS FRANCIS McGRATH, (a). Ward Superintendent for the 
City of Chicago. 408 City Hall. Residence, no S. Hamlin Ave., 
Chicago, 111. 

ALEXANDER MOORE, (a). Lawyer. Port Huron, Mich. 

FRANK JOSIAH NISWANDER, (a). Secretary of the Wyoming Life 
Insurance Co. Cheyenne, Wyo. 

JOHN WELDEN O'BANNON, (a). Last known address, Minneola, 
Kansas. 

EDWARD NOAH PAGELSEN, (m). Patent Attorney. Office, 50 
Buhl Block. Residence, 70 Davenport St., Detroit, Mich. 

FRANK MILLS PAINE, (a). Florist. 210 W. nth St., Traverse City, 
Mich. 

WALTER SHERMAN PALMER, (a.) Section Director of the Weather 
Bureau. Cheyenne, Wyo. 

LINDSAY WESLEY RICE, (a). Traveling Salesman. Ada, Mich. 

WALDO ROHNERT, (a). Wholesale Seed Grower. Gilroy, Cal. 

ORLANDO JOHN ROOT, (m). 616 24th St., Moline, 111. 

52 



WILLIAM LEE ROSSMAN, (a). Analytical and Manufacturing Chem- 
ist, the Huron Milling Co. Harbor Beach, Mich. 

FRANKLIN MONROE SEIBERT, (a). M. D. (Wooster Univ.) 1891. 
Physician and Surgeon. Mayfield, Cal. 

MARY MATILDA SMITH, (a). (Mrs. William H. Van Dervoort). 
271 1 8th Ave., Moline, 111. 

HOBART ADDISON STEWART, (a). Farmer. Clio, Mich. R. D. i. 

CHARLES HENRY TODD, (a). Farmer and Stock Raiser. Wake- 
man, Ohio. 

JAMES WILLIAM TOUMEY, (a). M. S., M. A., Acting Director, 
and Morris K. Jesup, Professor of Silviculture, Yale University. 
459 Prospect St., New Haven, Conn. 

WILLIAM HUMPHREY VAN DERVOORT, (m). M. E. (Cornell 
Univ.) 1893. President and General Manager, The Root & Van 
Dervoort Engineering Co. ; President and General Manager, Moline 
Automobile Co., E. Moline, 111. Residence, 271 1 8th Ave., Moline, 
111. 

HOWARD EVARTS WEED, (a). M. S. 1890. Landscape Architect. 
Beaverton, Oregon. 

ARTHUR GEORGE WILSON, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Col- 
lege) 1895. Abstracter of Land Titles. Hillsdale, Mich. 

ROBERT HEWETT WILSON, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Col- 
lege) 1891. Farmer. Holt, Mich. R. D. i. 

1890 

WARREN BABCOCK, (a). Professor of Mathematics, Michigan Agri- 
cultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

JESSIE IRENE BEAL, (a). (Mrs. Ray Stannard Baker). Amherst, 
Mass. 

BEN KNIGHT BENTLEY, (a). Farmer. Marshall, Mich. R. D. 4. 

RUEL WILLIAM BLAKE, (a). U. S. Commissioner. Grass Range, 
Mont. 

HORACE EDWARD BUNCE, (a). M. D. (W. Penna. Med. College) 

1900. Physician. 221 Fisk St., Pittsburg, Pa. 
HORACE LINDSLEY BUNNELL, (a). Lumberman. Vancouver, 

B. C. Care Metropole Hotel. 

FRANK GUNNISON CLARK, (m). Residence, 526 Capitol Ave. S., 
Lansing, Mich. 

EDWARD GILMORE COONEY, (a), Residence, Dennison, Mich. 

CHARLES EDWARD FERRIS, (m). Professor of Mechanical En- 
gineering, University of Tennessee. 1312 White Ave., Knoxville, 
Tenn. 

JOSEPH FOSTER, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1894. Oculist and 
Aurist. Lansing, Mich. Office, 128 Allegan St. W. Residence, 311 
Allegan St. W. 

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JOSEPH HARLAN FREEMAN, (m). LL.M. (Georgetown Univ.> 
1899. Consulting Engineer and Expert in Patent Cases. 45 Broad- 
way, New York, N. Y. Residence, 61 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. 

HARRIS FORESTER HALL, (m). Mechanical Engineer. 279 Dear- 
born Ave., Chicago, 111. Residence, 309 W. i6th St., Chicago 
Heights, III. 

HOWARD JUDSON HALL, (a). A. B. (Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ.) 
1896; M. A. (Harvard Univ.) 1900. Assistant Professor of Eng- 
lish, Stanford University, Palo Alto, Cal. 

=^GEORGE E. HANCORNE, (a). M. S. 1896. Principal of Schools at 
Nashua, Iowa. Died at the Agricultural College, Mich., July 29, 
1896. 

GEORGE WILLARD KINSEY, (a). D. V. S. (Chicago Vet. College.) 
1891. Doctor of Comparative Medicine. 931 Market St., Wheeling, 
W. Va. 

JAY ROBERT McCOLL, (m). With Ammerman, McColl, and Ander- 
son, Consulting Engineers, of Detroit. Dean of Engineering, Uni- 
versity of Detroit. Office, 1330 Penobscot Bldg. Residence, 9 
Gladstone Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

ROBERT BRUCE McPHERSON, (a). Dealer in Timbered Lands and 
Real Estate. Howell, Mich. 

WILLIAM JOHN MEYERS, (m). LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1900. Sta- 
tistician, Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, D. C. 
Residence, 2012 G. St. N. W., Washington, D. C. 

WILLIAM WILBER MORRISON, (a). President of The Con- 
tinental Trust & Savings Bank Co., Toledo, Ohio. President of The 
First National Bank, Bryan, Ohio. Residence, 2044 Collingwood 
Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 

JOHN HARRIS FORSTER MULLETT, (a). M. D. C. (Chicago Vet. 
College) 1893, M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1900. Physician. Miami, 
Fla. 

WILLIAM PETRIE, (m). Examiner, U. S. Patent Office, Washington, 
D. C. 2815 6th St., N. E. Washington, D. C. 

*CHARLES FREDERICK RITTINGER, (a). Superintendent of 
Schools at Cass City, Mich. Died August 21, 1893. 

ELMER JOHN ROWLEY, (a). Permanent Address, Greenville, Mich. 

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SIMONS, (a). Manufacturer, Poss Motor 
Car Co., 506 Howard St., Detroit, Mich. Residence, Grand Ave., 
Lansing, Mich. 

LEWIS WAY SPAULDING, (m). Manager of the Lewistown Iron 
Works. Lewistown, Mont. 

EDWARD ALBERT STRICKER, (m). Secy, and Treas. Roger J. 
Sullivan Co., 1 13-15 Michigan Ave. Residence, no Blaine Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

54 



JOHN W. TOAN, (a). M. D. (Detroit Med. College) 1898. Physician 

and Surgeon. Oklahoma City, Okla. 
*ORLANDO A. TURNER, (a). Bookkeeper. Leipsic, Ohio. Died Sept. 

19, 1895. 
HORACE ZELOTUS WARD, (a). Farmer. 443 Mich. Trust Bldg. 

Residence, 99 James St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
ALBERT LATCHA WATERS, (a). E. M. (Mich. College of Mines) 

1893. Managing Director of Pioneer Smelting Co., Tucson, Arizona. 
JOHN WILLIAM WHITE, (a). Rural Mail Carrier. Carbondale, 

Kansas. 

1891 

*SUSANNA ANDERSON, (a). (Mrs. Fred H. Hillman). Died at 

Reno, Nevada, March 30, 1893. 
FREDERICK WILLIAM ASHTON, (a). LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 

1894. Lawyer. Grand Island, Neb. 

CHARLES FULLER BAKER, (a). Professor of Biology. Pomona 

College. Claremont, Cal. 
WILLIAM JAMES BREESE, (m). Ranchman. 1153 Fedora St., Los 

Angeles, Cal. 
KENYON LEECH BUTTERFIELD, (a). A. M. (Univ. of Mich.) 

1902. LL. D. (Amherst College, Mass.) 1910. President of Massa- 
chusetts Agricultural College. Amherst, Mass. 
CLAYTON THURSTON COOK, (a). LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 189?. 

Farmer. Owosso, Mich. 
ROBERT JAMES CRAWFORD, (a). Farmer, Fruit Grower, Horticul- 
turist, County Agent of State Board of Corrections and Charities, 

and Lecturer on Fruit Topics. Armada, Mich. 
EDWIN DeBARR, (a). M. S. 1893. Ph. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1899. 

Vice President and Professor of Chemistry University of Oklahoma ; 

Director of State Laboratories for Public Health and Pure Food 

Commissioners, Norman, Okla. 
SAMUEL CALVIN DONDORE, (a). Real Estate, Insurance and General 

Brokerage. 439 W. Oley St., Reading, Pa. 
WILLIAM ENDERS, (m). Electrician. Butte, Mont. 
JESSIE JANE FOSTER, (a). (Mrs. A. T. Sweeney). Newark, N. J. 
WILLIS ALFRED FOX, (a). Head, Department of Teachers Training, 

Tri State College. Angola, Ind. 
=^GRACE La VERNE FULLER, (a). (Mrs. Leander Burnett). Died 

at her home near the Mich. Agrl. College, January 2, 1900. 
GEORGE ALFRED GOODENOUGH, (m). Associate Professor of 

Mechanical Engineering, University of Illinois. 605 S. Lincoln Ave., 

Urbana, 111. 
ALEXANDER FULTON GORDON, (a). M. S. 1892. Dentist. Office, 

218 Wash. Ave. S. Residence, 503 Grand Ave. S., Lansing, Mich. 

55 



M. EDWIN GREESON, (a). Road and Bridge Contractor. Kokomo, 
Ind. 

WILBUR OLIN HEDRICK, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1895, Ph. D. 
(Univ. of Mich.) 1909. Professor of History and Economics, Mich- 
igan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

VIRGIL SEBRING HILLYER, (m). Mining Engineer and Superin- 
tendent County Road Commission. 604 N. Pine St., Ishpeming, 
Mich. 

BERTO ARNOLD HOLDEN, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Col- 
lege) 1894. Farmer. Wixom, Mich. 

ARTHUR HENRY KNEEN, (m). Civil Engineer and Assistant Gen- 
eral Superintendent, Operating Department, American Pipe and 
Construction Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 56 Greenwood Ave., Lans- 
downe. Pa. 

ALFRED RUSSELL LOCKE, (a). Lawyer. Ionia, Mich. 

*CHARLES PARKER LOCKE, (a). Lawyer. Ionia, Mich. Died Dec. 
27, 1904. 

*VICTOR HUNT LOWE, (a). M. S. 1898. Entomologist of the N. Y. 
Agrl. Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y. Died at Fort Collins, 
Colo., August 27, 1903. 

GEORGE C. MONROE, (a). Banker. South Haven, Mich. 

FREDERICK BLACKMAR MUMFORD, (a). M. S. 1893. Professor 
of Animal Husbandry; Dean of the College of Agriculture, and 
Director of the Experiment Station, University of Missouri. Colum- 
bia, Mo. 

HERBERT WINDSOR MUMFORD, (a). Professor of Animal Hus- 
bandry, University of Illinois. Urbana, 111. 

EDWARD PECK SAFFORD, (m). Roadmaster L. S. & M. S. Ry., 
Buffalo, N. Y. Z7 Buffalo St., Silver Creek, N. Y. 

ALBERT CARLETON SLY, (a). Manager of Skamonia Telephone Co. 
Stevenson, Wash. 

ALGERNON THOMAS SWEENEY, (a). LL. B. (Columbia Univ.) 
1895. Counsellor-at-Law. Prudential Bldg., Newark, N. J. 

KOLIA SAN THABUE, (a). Agriculturist, Horticulturist, Landscape 
Gardner, Photographer, Importer of American Agricultural Goods. 
Thayagon Village, Wakema, P. O. Lower Burma via Brindisi, Asia. 

CHARLES A. UDELL, (a). Farmer. Jefferson, Ohio. 

GEORGE ALFRED WATERMAN, (a). M. D. C. (Chicago Vet. Col- 
lege) 1893. Farmer. Ann Arbor, Mich. R. F. D. 

MARIAN WEED, (a). (Mrs. Charles E. Neff). North Creek, Ohio. 

*CHARLES FAY WHEELER, (a). D. Sc. 1907. Botanist, U. S. De- 
partment of Agriculture, Wash., D. C. Lanham, Md. Died March 
5, 1910. 

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HENRY BEECHER WINEGAR, (a). Farmer. Birmingham, Mich. 

1892 

HOWARD BIGELOW BAKER, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1898. 

Physician. 281 Warren Ave. W., Detroit, Mich. 
ALBERT NORMAN BATEMAN, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal 

College) 1897. City Surveyor, Lansing, Mich. Residence, 600 S. 

Logan St., Lansing, Mich. 
FRANK BAUERLE, (m). Automatic Wood Turning. Chicago, 111. 

Residence, 1126 Wenonah Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
LOUIS C. BROOKS, (m). Engineer, Industrial Control Department of 

General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Residence, Schenectady, 

N. Y. R. F. D. I. 

*LEANDER BURNETT, (a). Electrical Engineer. Died at Avalon, 
Pa., Dec. 27, 1906. 

CHARLES M. CONNER, (a). Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture 
in the Philippines. 

GEORGE WILLIAM DAVIS, (a). Farmer. Tekonsha, Mich. 

GEORGE ELMER EWING, (a). Farmer. Ross, Mich. R. D. 61. 

EDWIN J. FREEMAN, (a). Manufacturer of Automobile Supplies. 

1008 2ist Ave., S. E. Minneapolis, Minn. 
HORACE BIGELOW FULLER, (a). Expert Farmer, U. S. Indian 

Service, Stationed at Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation, Reserve, 

Wis. 

ALBERT HIRAM GILLETT, (a). Teacher in Indian School. Cham- 
berlain, S. Dakota. 

WALTER DAVIS GROESBECK, (m). LL. B. (Columbian Univ.) 
1899, LL. M. (National Univ.) 1901 ; M. Pat. L. (Master of Patent 
Law), (Columbian Univ.) 1903. Examiner in U. S. Patent Office, 
Washington, D. C. 1609 Decatur St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 

CLARENCE AUSTIN HATHAWAY, (m). Secretary and General 
Manager, Lansing Motor & Pump Co. Residence, 325 S. Kerr St., 
Lansing, Mich. 

GEORGE ACRES HAWLEY, (m). Nurseryman. Hart, Mich. 

WILLIAM PARKER HAWLEY, (m). Assistant Professor in charge 
of Mechanical Drawing at Lewis Institute, Chicago, 111. Residence, 
320 N. Ridgeland Ave., Oak Park, 111. 

*GILBERT HENRY HICKS, (a). Assistant Botanist in the Division 
of Botany of the Department of Agriculture at Washington, D. C. 
Died December 5, 1898, at Washington, D. C. 

JOHN ERNEST HINKSON, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1895. Phy- 
sician and Surgeon. Wacousta, Mich. 

MABEL ERNESTINE LINKLETTER, (a). (Mrs. Frank E. Cooper). 
Holt, Calif. 

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THOMAS STEWART MAJOR, (a). Manager of Sperry & Hutchinson 
Co., Sixth Ave. and Nineteenth St., New York City. Residence, 
Arlington Hotel, Broadway and 25th St., New York City. 

WILLIAM EARLE PALMER, (a). Farmer. Vandalia, Mich. R. D. i. 

HARVEY NEWTON PECK, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1899. Phy- 
sician. Jackson, Mich. 

BERT WILLIAM PEET, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1898. Associate 
Professor of Chemistry at the Michigan State Normal College. 128 
Normal St., Ypsilanti, Mich. 

DOR NOBLE STOWELL, (a). Farmer. Woodland, Mich. 

*DAVID WINFIELD TRINE, (a). Florist. Lexington, Md. Died 
July 4, 1908. 

HARRY ARNOLD WHITE, (a). District Agent of Michigan for the 
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Muskegon, Mich. 

CHARLES ROBERTS WINEGAR, (a). Traveling Salesman. 82 Fred- 
erick Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

1893 

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BAIN, (m). President of Wolverine Supply 
and Manufacturing Co. of Pittsburg, Pa. 3rd and Penn., Pitts- 
burg, Pa. Residence, 163 Crafton Ave. 

LUTHER HENRY BAKER, (a). Assistant Secretary Michigan Millers 
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Lansing, Mich. Residence, East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

GEORGE WASHINGTON BENJAMIN, (a). Last known address, Le- 
land, Mich. 

SHERMAN JOHN BLAKE, (m). Electrical Superintendent, Pittsburg 
& Conneaut Dock Co. 582 Main St., Conneaut, Ohio. 

LYMAN JAMES BRIOGS, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1895. Ph. D. 
(Johns Hopkins Univ.) 1901. Physicist in charge of Physical In- 
vestigations, Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Department of Agri- 
culture, Washington, D. C. 3208 Newark St., Washington, D. C. 

ROY CARLETON BRISTOL, (a). General Sales Manager & Superin- 
tendent, The Alamo Manufacturing Co. Hillsdale, Mich. 

ALTON CYREL BURNHAM, (m). LL. B. (111. College of Law) 1909- 
President of the American Extension University. Office, 435 
Stimpson Bldg. ; Residence, 1550 Curran St., Los Angeles, Calif. 

DAISY EDNA CHAMPION, (a). (Mrs. Daisy Coffeen). Principal of 
Ward School. 1235 Michigan Ave. E., Lansing, Mich. 

CLAUDIUS BIDLEMAN CHAPIN, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 
1897. Physician and Surgeon. Suite 15, Traction Bldg., Benton 
Harbor, Mich. 

ALBERT BLACKMAR CHASE, (a). Auditor of Telephone Co. South 
Haven, Mich. 

FRED P. CLARK, (a). Attorney. Elgin, 111. 

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LUCY MERRYLEES CLUTE, (a). (Mrs. Philip B. Woodw.orth). 5S09 
Ohio St., Chicago, III. Austin Sta. 

DWIGHT SIPPERLY COLE, (m). Consulting Mechanical Engineer 
and expert in Machine Design and Improved Production Processes. 
159 S. Lafayette St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

ALBERT BALDWIN COOK, (a). Farmer. Ow.osso, Mich. 

KATHERINE COOK, (a). (Mrs. Lyman J. Briggs). 3208 Newark St., 
Washington, D. C. 

JENNIE MAE COWLEY, (a). (Mrs. Harry E. Smith). 324 Hills- 
dale St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

DICK JAY CROSBY, (a). M. S. 1903. Specialist in Agricultural Edu- 
cation, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Office of Experiment Sta- 
tions, Washington, D. C. Residence, Lanham, Md. 

WILLARD LAWSON CUMMINGS, (a). Geologist and Mining En- 
gineer, Bethlehem Steel Co., S. Bethlehem, Pa. Residence 409 E. 
Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa. 

*JOHN BAGLEY DIMMICK, (m). Assistant Engineer, U. S. Corps of 
Engineers. Plaguemine, La. Died June, 1909. 

HARRY MILO GOSS, (a). Office Secretary, Y. M. C. A., South Bend, 
Ind. 

ELMER BYRON HALE, (a). Farmer. Caledonia, Mich. 

OSCAR BLIN HALL, (a). M. D. (Univ. Med. College, Kansas City) 
1898. Physician. Office 209 N. Holden St., Warrensburg, Mo. Resi- 
dence, 417 W. Gay St. 

WILLIAM LEMUEL HARVEY, (a). Secretary and Treasurer of the 
International Milling Co. New Prague, Minn. 

ULYSSES PRENTISS HEDRICK, (a). M. S. 1895. Horticulturist 
of New York Agricultural Experiment Station. Geneva, N. Y. 

CLARENCE ELMER HOLMES, (a). Superintendent of School for 
Blind. Lansing, Mich. 

WARREN ALBERT MAXFIELD, (a). M. D. (Rush Med. College) 
1897. Physician and Surgeon. Hudsonville, Mich. 

EDWARD M. McELROY, (a). B. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1897. Superin- 
tendent of Schools. Coldwater, Mich. 

WENDELL PADDOCK, (a). M. S. 1900. Professor of Horticulture, 
Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio. 

OTTO HUGO PAGELSEN, (a). M. D. (Univ. of 111.) 1898. Physician. 
Iowa Falls, Iowa. 

HERBERT FRINK PALMER, (a). D. V. S. (Detroit Med. College) 
1895. Veterinary Surgeon. Business, 4757 E. Ravenswood Park, 
Chicago. Residence, 4640 N. Paulina, Chicago, 111. 

WILLIAM WALTER PARKER, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1895. 
Principal So. Tacoma High School. Residence, 361 1 So. 31st St., 
Tacoma, Wash. 

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JOSEPH PERRIEN, (a). B. S. (Mech. Eng.) (Univ. of Micli.) 1897. 
Real Estate. 94 Forest Ave., E. Detroit, Mich. 

EDWIN CHARLES PETERS, (a). Secretary-Treasurer and General 
Manager of Seeman & Peters, Printers. 301-31 1 Tuscola St., Sagi- 
naw, Mich. Residence, 716 S. Warren Ave., Saginaw, Mich. 

*ROBERT B. PICKETT, (a). Teacher. Died at Springport, Mich., 
September 3, 1897. 

FRANK JAMES PORTER, (a). Woods Superintendent, East Jordan 
Lumber Co. East Jordan, Mich. 

*EMILE SMITH, (m). M. E. (Cornell Univ.) 1894. With the West- 
inghouse Electric Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Died at Pittsburg, Pa., Oc- 
tober ID, 1895. 

WILLIAM GALE SMITH, (a). Farmer. Howell, Mich. 

ALVA TRUE STEVENS, (a). M. S. 1908. Instructor in Horticulture, 
Connecticut Agricultural College. Storrs, Conn. 

VALMORE LA VERNE STEWARD, (m). Civil Engineer. Omak, 
Wash. 

*ERNEST NOYES THAYER, (m). Illustrator. Chicago, 111. Died 
June 8, 1906. 

WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE TRACY, Jr., (a). Seed Grower. Kendrick, 
Idaho. 

LUCIUS WHITNEY WATKINS, (a). Farmer. Manchester, Mich. 

MARY LILIAN WHEELER, (a). M. S. 1899. (Mrs. D. J. Crosby). 
Lanham, Md. 

JUSTIN THAYER WIGHT, (a). Department Manager in Dry Goods 
Store. Care of Marston's, San Diego, Cal. 

VERNON JUSTIN WILLEY, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1909. 
X-Ray Expert. Mayo Hospital, Rochester, Minn. 

1894 

CECIL JOHN BARNUM, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Coll.) 
1896. Superintendent of Schools. Beaverton, Mich. 

REUBEN SMITH CAMPBELL, (a). General Agent, Mass. Mutual 
Life Insurance Co. 1020 Wall St., Port Huron, Mich. 

CLARENCE JAMES FOREMAN, (a). M. S. 1896, Ph. D. (Univ. of 
Wis.) 1910. Professor of Economics, University of Indiana. Bloom- 
ington, Ind. 

OREL S. GRONER, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Coll.) 1895; A. 
B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1902; S. M. (Univ. of Chicago) 1910. Pro- 
fessor of Chemistry, Ottawa University. Ottawa, Kansas. 

ERNEST VAN EMAN JOHNSTON, (m). Erecting Engineer Stoker 
Department, American Ship Windlass Co., Providence, R. I. Resi- 
dence, 489 McGraw Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

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DUNCAN D. McARTHUR, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Coll.) 
1895. Real Estate. San Diego, Cal. Room 222 Timken Bldg. 

VINTON VINCENT NEWELL, (m). Chief Engineer of Acme Brew- 
ing Co. Residence, 30 So. College St., Macon, Ga. 

JOHN DERK NIES, (m). Professor of Electrical Engineering at Lewis 
Institute, Chicago, 111. Residence, St. Charles, 111. 

CYRUS CLARK PASHBY, (m). Civil Engineer. Chief Clerk in Dept. 
of Streets, Bridges and Sewers, City Hall. Residence, 587 Alston 
Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 

JOHN WOODBURY PERRIGO, (m). Chief Draftsman, J. S. Metcalf 
Co., Grain Elevator Builders, Chicago and Montreal. Residence, 
Montreal, Quebec. 

LEO BENJAMIN PLUMMER, (m). D. D. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1900. 
Dentist. Shelby, Mich. 

FRANK RIPLEY POSS, (a). Mineral and Timber Lands. 825 Penob- 
scot Bldg. Residence, 21 Edison Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

JOHN WILLIAM RITTINGER, (a). Principal of High School. La 
Porte, Ind. 

WILLIAM KENT SAGENDORPH, (a). LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1895. 
Lawyer. Residence, 415 W. Franklin St., Jackson, Mich. 

SILAS FRANKLIN SCOTT, (a). Analytical and Pharmaceutical Chem- 
ist. Twin Falls, Idaho. 

GEORGE EDWARD SIMMONS, (m). Sales Manager, Burton W. 
Mudge & Co., Chicago. Residence, 7612 Bond Ave., Chicago, 111. 

CLARENCE BEAMAN SMITH, (a). M. S. 1895. Agriculturist in 
Farm Management, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, 
D. C. Residence, Takoma Park, D. C. 

HARRY WOODBRIDGE TRACY, (a). Seed Grower. San Juan 
Batista, Cal. 

ROBERT SYLVESTER WELSH, (a). (Captain Field Artillery), Cap- 
tain and Quartermaster, U. S. Army, 26th St. and Gray's Ferry 
Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Permanent address, care of the Adjutant 
iGeneral, U. S. Army, Washington, D. C. 

WILLIAM FRANKLIN WIGHT, (a). Botanist, U. S. Department of 
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Residence, Takoma Park, D. C. 

LEROY ALLEN WILSON, (a). LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1899. Bank 
President. El Reno, Okla. 

*ROBERT S. WOODWORTH, (a). Farmer. Died at Caseville, Mich., 
July 31, 1896. 

1895 

HENRY RAYMOND ALLEN, (a). Assistant Sales Manager of the 
Pfaudler Co., Rochester, N. Y. 1269 Park Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 

CHARLES HULBERT ALVORD, (a). M. Agr. 1910. Professor of 
Agriculture and Superintendent of College Farm, Texas Agricul- 
tural College. College Station, Texas. 

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WILLIAM CHANDLER BAGLEY, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Wis.) 1898, 
Ph. D. (Cornell Univ.) 1900. Director of School of Education, 
University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. 

JOHN PIERCE CHURCHILL, (m). C. E. (Cornell Univ.) 1901. Chief 
Engineer of Hay, Foundry and Iron Works, Newark, N. J. 19 
Whittlesey Ave., East Orange, N. J. 

CHARLES PHILLIP CLOSE, (a). M. S. 1897. Horticulturist of Mary- 
land Agricultural College and Experiment Station. College Park, 
Md. 

ROYAL SAN CLARE FISHER, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal Coll.) 
1896; M. D. (Hahnemann Med. Coll. of Chicago) 1906. Physician. 
Office, Schweiter Bldg., corner of Main and Douglas St. Residence, 
812 N. Market St., Wichita, Kansas. 

GUY HENRY FRACE, (a). M. D. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1898. Phy- 
sician and Surgeon. Westphalia, Mich. 

MERRITT WILLIAM FULTON, (a). Fruit Grower. Cherry Run, 
W. Va. 

WALTER J. GOODENOUGH, (m). Mechanical Engineer, Stone & 
Webster Engineering Corp., Boston, Mass. Residence, 199 Winthrop 
Road, Brookline, Mass. 

ERNEST JOY HECK, (a). LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 1900. Attorney at 
Law. Miami, Florida. 

FRANK JOHNSON, (m). Designer, Cadillac Motor Car Co. Resi- 
dence, 229 Melbourne Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

MAURICE GRENVILLE KAINS, (a). B. S. A. (Cornell Univ.) 1896, 
M. S. A. 1897. Associate Editor of American Agriculturist. Ash- 
land Bldg., 315 Fourth Ave., New York City, N. Y. 

HENRY FREEMAN LAKE, Jr., (m). Editor and Publisher of the 
Gunnison News-Champion. Gunnison, Colo. 

HURON WILLIS LAWSON, (a). M. D. 1903. Physician. Office, 11 17 
Vermont Ave., Residence, 1217 M. St., Washington, D. C. 

RUSSEL ROSS MARBLE, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1902. Phy- 
sician and Surgeon. 724 W. 7th St., Hastings, Nebr. 

GERRIT MASSELINK, (a). Professor of Mathematics, Ferris Insti- 
tute. Residence, 215 Woodward Ave., Big Rapids, Mich. 

JAMES SKILLEN MITCHELL, (a). Farmer. Holly, Mich. 

JAMES EMERSON NISWANDER, (a). Bookkeeper for Plumbing 
Contractor. Residence, 410 E. 26th St., Cheyenne, Wyo. 

FRANK POWELL NORMINGTON, (a). Farmer and Dairyman. Ionia, 
Mich. R. D. I. 

HARRIE ROSCIUS PARISH, (m). Farmer. Lumber and Coal Dealer. 
Allen, Mich. 

ROBERT LLEWELLYN REYNOLDS, (m). Vice-president of Hola- 
bird-Reynolds Electric Co., Los Angeles, Cal. Residence, Sunny 
Slope, San Gabriel, Cal. R. F. D. i. 

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CHARLES HOMER ROBISON, (a). D. D. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1903. 
Dentist. Milan, Mich. 

PETER V. ROSS; (a). Attorney at Law.. 906 Pacific Bldg., San Fran- 
cisco, Cal. 

HOWARD REMUS SMITH, (a). Head Professor of Animal Hus- 
bandry, University of Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb. 

THORN SMITH, (a). Chemical Engineer. Diack & Smith, 49 W. 
Larned St. Residence, 125 Langley Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

WILLIAM CLYDE STEBBINS, (a). Principal of High School. Grand 
Forks, N. Dakota. 

GUY L. STEWART, (a). Agricultural and Industrial Agent, St. L. S. 
W. Ry. Lines, Cotton Belt Route. St. Louis, Mo. Room 1328 
Pierce Bldg. 

CLAY TALLMAN, (a). Attorney and Mine Operator. Rhyolite, Bull- 
frog Mining District, Nevada. 

LEWIS HUNT VAN WORMER, (a). Assistant Analyst of State Dairy 
and Food Department, Lansing. Mich. Residence, 1024 Ottawa 
St., Lansing, Mich. 

*HUGH ELMER WARD, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1898. Instruc- 
tor in Soil Physics, University of Illinois. Urbana, 111. Died Dec. 
29, 1902. 

SHOICHI.YEBINA, (a). President of Aomori Ken Agricultural School. 
Sambougi, Aomori Ken, Japan. 

JOHN GEORGE VELDHUIS, (a). M. D. (Detroit Med. Coll.) 1898. 
Farmer, Belgrade, Montana. 

1896 

WIRT TIMOTHY BARNUM, (a). Farmer. Gregory, Mich. R. D. 2. 

JOSEPH TOWER BERRY, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1906. Physician. 
Oiifice Tama Bldg. Residence, 1415 Aetna St., Burlington, Iowa. 

CLIFTON HENRY BRIGGS, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Mich.) 1898. Chem- 
ist with Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit. Residence, 334 Helen Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

JAMES HERBERT BRILEY, (a). M. D. 1903 (University of Mich- 
igan). Physician. Poison, Montana. 

ROBERT BENJAMIN BUEK, (a). Farmer and Correspondent. Resi- 
dence 214 John R. St., Detroit, Mich. 

ROBERT LEMUEL CLUTE, (a). Teacher of Agriculture in Philippine 
Normal School. Manila, P. I. 

WILLIAM KENT CLUTE, (a). Lawyer. 711 Mich. Trust Bldg., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. 

ROSCOE E. DOOLITTLE, (a). With Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. De- 
partment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 

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LOREN PEARL REDMAN FIMPLE, (a). LL. B. (Cornell Univ.) 
1898. Farmer. Colon, Mich. 

ARTHUR FRANK HUGHES, (a). Farmer and Cattleman. American 
Falls, Idaho. 

LUTHER JAMES HUGHES, (a). Professor of Science, Wendell High 
School, Wendell, Idaho. 

*FRANK NASH JAQUES, (a). Died at Flint, Mich., December 13, 1896. 

CHARLES ADOLPHUS JEWELL, (a). Head of Biology Department, 
South Central High School. 418 19th Ave. E., Spokane, Wash. 

LYMAN REED LOVE, (a). Dairy Farmer. Farmington, Mich. R. D. i. 

WILLFORD JEROME McGEE, (a). Food and Drug Laboratory, 
Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. Department of Agriculture. New Or- 
leans, La. Room X, Custom House. 

WAHEY MATSURA, (m). Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Tokyo 
College of Technology. 205 Yoyogi, near Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. 

CLARE EUGENE MEYERS, (m). Farmer. Pine Lake, Alberta, Can. 

*NOEL MYRON MORSE, (a). Farmer. Carson City, Mich. Died Oct. 
4, 1904. 

ERNEST DE ALTON PARTRIDGE, (m). D. B. conferred by Board 
of Education, Utah, June, 1897. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 
Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. Residence, 195 E. 4th 
St., Provo, Utah. 

LOUIS DUNHAM SEES, (a). Technical Chemist (Sugar and Soils). 
Unionville, Mich. 

HARRY EDMUND SMITH, (m). Consulting Engineer. 324 W. Hills- 
dale St., Lansing, Mich. 

JOSEPH HERBERT STEELE, (m). Professor of Engineering, South 
Dakota School of Mines. Rapid City, S. Dakota. 

JONATHAN EDWARDS WOODBRIDGE TRACY, (a). Seedsman, 
U. S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Seed Distribution. 2927 
Macomb St., Washington, D. C. 

STEPHEN WOODBRIDGE TRACY, (a). Western Traveling Sales- 
man, D. M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich. 306 Samson St., San 
Francisco, Cal. 

BERTHA MARGARET WELLMAN, (a). B. Pd. (Mich. State Normal 
Coll.) 1897. (Mrs. C. A. Willson). Knoxville, Tenn. 

ORSON PHELPS WEST, (a). Farmer. Columbiaville, Mich. 

GEORGE WHITNEY WILLIAMS, (m). Manager of Chapman Engine 
& Manufacturing Co., Dundas, Ont. Residence, 67 Stanley Ave., 
Hamilton, Ont. 

SHELDON BRISTOL YOUNG, (a). M. D. (Detroit College of Medi- 
cine) 1903. Physician. Caseville, Mich. 

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1897 

*WALTER GEORGE AMOS, (m). Manager of the Chicago Office of 

Murphy Iron Works of Detroit. Died at Morgan Park, 111., March 

22, I goo. 
ALBERT EDWARD BROWN, (a). Physician. Conde, S. Dakota. 
ALBERT THOMPSON CARTLAND, (a). Methodist Minister. Fre- 
mont, Mich. 
SADIE D. CHAMPION, (a). (Mrs. Emmett L. Savage). Paulding, 

Ohio. 
HENRY AUSTIN DIBBLE, (a). Accountant, Michigan Puget Sound 

Lumber Co. Victoria, B. C. 
*GEORGE NIAL EASTMAN, (m). Electrical Engineer with Chicago 

Edison Co. Died at Monrovia, Cal., June, 1910. 
JAMES ADAM ELLIOTT, (a). M. D. (Detroit College of Medicine) 

1901. Physician. 43 N. McCamley St., Battle Creek, Mich. 
SANFORD HAMILTON FULTON, (a). Fruit Grower. Sleepy Creek, 

W. Va. 
*WILLIAM RICHARD GOODWIN, (m). Assistant in C. E. Dept, 

Western Iowa Div. C. & N. W. Ry. Co. Died at Union Pier, Mich., 

Dec. I, 1902. 
EDWARD CLARENCE GREEN, (a). Pomologist in charge of So. 

Texas Garden, U. S. Department of Agriculture. Brownsville, 

Texas. 
HERBERT WILLIAM HART, (a). Traveling Salesman. Greenville, 

Mich., R. D. 2. 
CHARLES FREDERICK HERRMANN, (a). Tailor. 524 Nicollet 

Ave. Residence, 3240 Aldrich Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. 
WILLIAM SETH HOWLAND, (a). Deputy Auditor. Jefferson, Ohio. 
CASS B. LAITNER, (a). Brush Manufacturer. Laitner Brush Co., 

63 Brady St. Residence, 165 Englewood Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

FREDERICK WILLIAM LEWIS, (a). Farmer; Real Estate and 
Loans, Evart, Mich. 

JOHN DeWiTT McLOUTH, (a). Farmer. Addison, Mich. 

LEWIS STORMS MUNSON, (a). Chemist, Ault & Wiborg Co., Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. Residence, 1908 Clarion Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. 

GEORGE ANDREW PARKER, (m). Assistant Engineer, C. O. Bart- 
lett & Snow Co., Cleveland. Residence, 1341 82nd St. N. E., Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 

SCOTT JAMES REDFERN, (a). Dry Goods Dealer. Ovid, Mich. 

JOHN W. RIGTERINK, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1901. Phy- 
sician and Surgeon. Freeport, Mich. 

ERNEST ARNO ROBINSON, (a). Civil Engineer; County Surveyor, 
Charlevoix Co, Boyne City, Mich. 

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EZRA DWIGHT SANDERSON, (a). Dean of College of Agriculture, 
W. Va. University. Morgantown, W. Va. 

EARL HOWARD SEDGWICK, (m). Purchasing Agent and En- 
gineer, Brighton Mills, Passaic, N. J. Residence, 122 Franklin Ave., 
Passaic, N. J. 

ELWOOD SHAW, (a). Carpenter and Jobber. 559 31st St., Detroit, 
Mich. 

IRVIN LEROY SIMMONS, (m). Bridge Engineer, C. R. I. & P. Ry., 
Chicago. Residence, 702 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette, 111. 

VADIM A. SOBENNIKOFF, (m). Superintending the Construction of 
Steamships for the Siberian Government. Kiakhta, Siberia. (Last 
known address). 

HUBERT EVERETT VAN NORMAN, (a). Professor of Dairy Hus- 
bandry, the Penn. State College. State College, Pa. 

AMY BELL VAUGHN, (w). M. S. 1898. (Mrs. H. C. Gilger). 2734 
Parkwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 

1898 

BERTHA BIGELOW BAKER, (a). (Mrs. E. F. Heath). East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

MARY CAMP BAKER, (a). (Mrs. R. H. Waite.) College Park, Md. 

EDMUND ALBERT CALKINS, (a). Civil Engineer; Supt. and Mgr. 
Louisiana Golden Meadows Co., Lockport, La. 

GEORGE CAMPBELL, (a). Farmer. St. Johns, Mich. R. D. 10. 

JENNETTE CORYELL CARPENTER, (w). (Mrs. Mark Wheeler). 
Fort Davis, Alaska. 

THOMAS ALFRED CHITTENDEN, (a). Teacher. Glenwood Ave., 
Akron, Ohio. 

CHARLES ARTHUR GOWER, (m). Superintendent of Ideal Motor 
Co., Lansing. Residence, 303 Allegan St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

HERBERT ALEXANDER HAGADORN, (m). Civil Engineer, Build- 
ing and Grounds Department, General Electric Co., Schenectady, 
N. Y. Residence, 237 Parkw.ood Blvd., Schenectady, N. Y. 

DAVID JONES HALE, (a). M. D. Physician. Colon Hospital, Canal 
Zone, Panama. 

THOMAS LEROY HANKINSON, (a). Teacher of Zoology, Eastern 
Illinois State Normal School. Charleston, 111. 

ELLA PEARL KEDZIE, (w). (Mrs. L. C. Plant). Missoula, Mont. 

CHARLES WHITTLESAY LOOMIS, (a). Poultry and Small Fruit. 
North Dana, Mass. 

WILLIAM JOHN MERKEL, (m). With John Schroeder Lumber Co., 
Milwaukee, Wis. Residence, 835 Buffum St., Milwaukee, Wis. 

HARRY LORIN MILLS, (a). Miner. Candle, Kugruk River, Alaska. 
(Last known address). 

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ROBERT EMOND MORROW, (a). Farmer. Central Lake, Mich. 
ALBERT MACKELCAN PATRIARCHE, (a). Traveling Freight Agent. 

Care P. M. R. R. 3233 McKinley Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. 
GEORGE FLETCHER RICHMOND, (a). Technical Manager, Tonkin 

Pulp & Paper Co. Haiphong, Indo-China. 
FLOYD WELLINGTON ROBISON, (a). Chemist. Detroit Testing 

Laboratory, iiii Union Trust Bldg. Residence, 56 Rosedale Ct, 

Detroit, Mich. 
DEWEY ALSDORF SEELEY, (a). Local Forecaster, U. S. Weather 

Bureau. East Lansing, Mich. 
HOMER COLLAR SKEELS, (a). Scientific Assistant, Bureau of Plant 

Industry, Washington, D. C. Residence, 210 Holly Ave., Takoma 

Park, D. C. 

OTTO WILBER SLAYTON, (a). Salvation Army Officer. Care Salva- 
tion Army, 180 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

CLARA MATHILDE STEELE, (w). Kindergartner, Elmer Ave. 
School, Schenectady, N. Y. 133 Glenwood Blvd., Schenectady, N. Y. 

^CHARLES EGBERT TOWNSEND, (a). Farmer. Onondaga, Mich. 
Died April 3, 1900. 

FRANK VAUGHN WARREN, (m). Engineer, Cramp & Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Residence, 312 N. 37th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 

ANNE CATHERINE WATKINS, (w). (Mrs. Charles H. Adams). 
221 Pine St. S., Lansing, Mich. 

FRED THOMAS WILLIAMS, (a). Civil Engineer. Sanford, Florida. 
FRED L. WOODWORTH, (a). Farmer. Caseville, Mich. R. F. D. 

1899 

R. MANNING AGNEW, (m). Structural Engineer. Chesaning, Mich. 
CLIFT FAY AUSTIN, (a). Administrative Work, care of American 
Sugar Co. Central Nueva Luisa, Jovellanos, Cuba. 

MARIE ELIZABETH BELLISS, (w). (Mrs. Charles Johnson). Bel- 
ding, Mich. 

WALTON KIRK BRAINERD, (a). Professor of Dairy Husbandry in 
Va. Polytechnic Institute. Blacksburg, Va. 

TERESA A. BRISTOL, (w). (Mrs. E. W. Ranney). Greenville, Mich. 

JOSEPH ARTHUR BULKELEY, (a). Professor of Science, Depart- 
ment of Agriculture, Hawkesbury Agricultural College. Wallera- 
wang, New South Wales, Australia. 

CHARLES ELIOT CALKINS, (a). Farmer. Swartz Creek, Mich. 
R. F. D. 2. 

FRED RANDALL CRANE, (a). Principal Dunn County Agricultural 
School, Menominee, Wis. 

S. FRED EDWARDS, (a). M. S. 1903. Professor of Bacteriology, On- 
tario Agricultural College. Guelph, Canada. 

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WALTER HENRY FLYNN, (m). Division Master Mechanic of M. C. 
R. R., C. S. Division. Residence, 50 Gladstone Ave., St. Thomas, 
Ont. 

EDWARD D. GAGNIER, (m). Checker and Designer, Gas Engine De- 
partment, Buckeye Engine Co., Salem, Ohio. Residence, 356 High 
St., Salem, Ohio. 

GEORGE NATHAN GOULD, (a). Lawyer. Grand Rapids, Mich. 

WILLIAM D. HURD, (a). Director of Extension Work, Mass. Agrl. 
College. Amherst, Mass. 

SEYMOUR LEE INGERSON, (a). Chemist with Swift & Co. 1625 
Galveston Ave., Fort Worth, Texas. 

CHARLES JOHNSON, (a). Gardener and Florist. Belding, Mich. 

WILLIAM ROSCOE KEDZIE, (a). Congregational Clergyman. Pon- 
tiac, Mich. 

ADORF BERNHARDT KRENTEL, (a). Chemist, Dominion Sugar 
Co. 17 Hilda PI., Berlin, Ont. 

ALEX. KRENTEL, (a). Farmer; Real Estate. Residence, East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

CHRISTIAN M. KRENTEL, (a). Register of Deeds, Mason, Mich. 

MACY HARVEY LAPHAM, (a). Scientist in the Soil Survey, U. S. 
Department of Agriculture. Washington, D. C. Residence, 1506 
Meridian Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. 

FRED NICHOLS LOWRY, (m). Superintendent of The Dow Chemical 
Co., Midland, Mich. 

JOSEPH LEWIS McDERMOTT, (a). M. D. Physician. (Kansas 
Univ.) 1907. Residence, 800 West Boulevard, Kansas City, Mo. 

PHILIP SHERIDAN ROSE, (m). Assistant Editor of "Gas Review." 
Madison, Wis. 

EDWARD RAYMOND RUSSELL, (m). Draftsman, Canadian Bridge 
Co., Walkerville, Ont. Residence, 147 Windermere Road, Walker- 
ville, Ont. 

JOHN SEVERANCE, (a). Land Agent, Lake Superior Iron & Chem- 
ical Co. Marquette, Mich. 

ALLAN H. STONE, (m). Office Engineer, Kansas City Terminal Ry. 
Co. Residence, 3944 Oak St., Kansas City, Mo. 

ALBERT THORNE SWIFT, (a). Lumberman. Residence, 1901 
Spencer St., Omaha, Neb. 

FRANCIS EVERETT WEST, (a). M. S. 1902. Professor of Chem- 
istry, Alma College. Residence, 220 Maple Ave., Alma, Mich. 

CLARA FAY WHEELER, (w). (Mrs. G. N. Eastman). Riverside, Cal. 

1900 

LOUIS LYNNFOOTE APPLEYARD, (m). Salesman, Seager Engine 
Works, Lansing. Residence, 417 Ottawa St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

68 



Charles William bale, (m). Assistant Chief Engineer, Wil- 
lamette Iron and Steel Works, Portland. Portland, Ore. R. F. D. 2. 

WILLIAM BALL, (m). Designer, Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit. 
Residence, 860 Forest Ave. E., Detroit, Mich. 

ANTRANIG GARABED BODOURIAN, (a). Poultryman. Care of 
Columbia Towel Co. 147 E. 23rd St., New York City, N. Y. (Last 
known address). 

HARRY LUTHER CHAMBERLIN, (m). Superintendent of Niagara 

Iron Mining Co. Michigamme, Mich. 
ALICE M. CIMMER, (w). Teacher of Domestic Science, Battle Creek 

Public Schools. 14 Broad St., Battle Creek, Mich. 

HOMER BUELL CLARK, (m). Chief Draftsman for Morton Mfg. 
Co. 16 Fifth St., Muskegon Heights, Mich. 

GEORGE B. FULLER, (m). Factory Manager and Chief Engineer of 
Packers Motor Truck Co., Warwood Park, Wheeling, W. Va. 

HUGH BURR GUNNISON, (m). Mechanical Engineer and Architect, 
with Edison Illuminating Co. of Detroit. Residence, 1066 14th Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

CHARLES HENRY HILTON, (a). Horticulturist. Benton Harbor, 
Mich. 

ABRAHAM KNECHTEL, (a). Inspector of Dominion Forest Reserves, 
Department of Interior. Ottawa, Canada. 

CHARLES WESLEY LEIPPRANDT, (a). Superintendent, Essexville 
Factory of Michigan Sugar Co. Bay City, Mich. 

BERTHA EVELYN MALONE, (w). Draper, S. Dakota. 

WILFRED BARTLETT NEVINS, (m). Civil Engineer and Drafts- 
man Santa Fe Ry., Hemet, Cal. 

CLARE HENRY PARKER, (a). President and Manager of Parker 
Dairy Co., Inc., Johnson and Warren Ave. Residence, 314 N. 3rd 
St., Saginaw, Mich. 

WILLIAM TEAL PARKS, (a). Milk Dealer. Benton Harbor, Mich. 

ELLIS WILBUR RANNEY, (a). Secretary and Treasurer of Ranney 
Refrigerator Co. of Greenville, Mich. Part Owner of City Farm 
Dairy of Belding, Mich. Residence, Greenville, Mich. 

*HARRIETTE IRVING ROBSON, (w). Teacher of Domestic Science, 
Colorado Agricultural College at Fort Collins. Died at Colorado 
Springs, Colo., January 3, 191 1. 

CHARLES HENRY SPRING, (m). With Power Department, D. U. R., 
Detroit. Residence, 696 Third Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

PAUL THAYER, (a). Assistant Horticulturist in Experiment Station. 
Wooster, Ohio. 

IRMA G. THOMPSON, (w). (Mrs. Mark Ireland). Fort Monroe, Va. 

JOHN ROY THOMPSON, (m). Master Mechanic, Chicago, Great 
Western R. R., Clarion, Iowa. 

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HARVEY ALLEN WILLIAMS, (a). Agriculturist. Grand Ledge, Mich. 
R. F. D. 2. 

1901 

J. GUY ALDRICH, (m). Residence, 6i8 Dover St., Milwaukee, Wis. 

FRANKLIN ALFRED BACH, (a). Superintendent of the Michigan 
Sugar Co., Sebewaing Plant. Sebewaing, Mich. 

WILLIAM JAMES BAILEY, (m). Manager of Day & Night Solar 
Heater Co., Monrovia, Cal. Residence, 423 N. Primrose Ave., Mon- 
rovia, Cal. 

HUGH POTTER BAKER, (a). D. Oec. (Univ. of Munich) 1910. Pro- 
fessor of Forestry, Penn. State College. State College, Pa. 

ROY L. BROWN, (a). Manager of Moser Hygienic Dairy Co. Resi- 
dence, 2829 Birmingham Ave., Dallas, Texas. 

GEORGE E. CHADSEY, (a). Clerk in Postoffice Department, Wash- 
ington, D. C. Residence, 2706 Cathedral Ave., Washington, D. C. 

JOHN FRANKLIN COATS, (m). Manager, Princeton Collieries, Ltd. 
Princeton, B. C. 

ARTHUR J. COOK, (a). Surveyor and Civil Engineer, 3620 Colby Ave., 
Everett, Wash. 

HARRY JOSHUA EUSTACE, (a). M. Hort. 191 1. Professor of Hor- 
ticulture, Michigan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

ALICE M. GUNN, (w.). Instructor in Domestic Science, Wisconsin Nor- 
mal College. Superior, Wis. 

GUSTAV WILHELM GUTEKUNST, (a). Farmer. Grass Lake, Mich 

CELIA A. HARRISON, (w). (Mrs. Geo. F. Richmond). Haiphong, 
Indo-China. 

CLARE WARREN HAVEN, (a). Nurseryman; Manager of Wilde- 
mere Gardens, Inc. Royal Oak, Mich. R. D. 2. 

ARTHUR H. HAYES, (m). Structural Engineer and Draftsman with 
Flint & Walling Mfg. Co. Residence, 517 E. Mitchell St., Kendall- 
ville, Ind. 

GEORGE C. HUMPHREY, (a). Professor of Animal Husbandry, Uni- 
versity of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. 

MARK L. IRELAND, (m). First Lieutenant U. S. Coast Artillery. 
Coast Artillery School. Fort Monroe, Va. 

DON BEEBE JEWELL, (a). Agriculturist, School District No. 6, 
Itaska Co., Minn. P. O. Deer River, Minn. 

CHARLES W. KAYLOR, (a). Assistant Manager, Helvetia Milk Con- 
densing Co. Mulvane, Kansas. 

SAMUEL J. KENNEDY, (a). Illustrator. 301 King St. Depot. 
Seattle, Wash. 

MARY KNAGGS, (w). (Mrs. A. H. Stone). 3944 Oak St., Kansas 
City, Mo. 

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RALPH MEEKS LICKLY, (m). Chief Draftsman, N. Y. N. H. & H. 
Ry. 6oi Washington Ave., West Haven, Conn. 

L. BAYARD LITTELL, (m). Structural Engineer, American Bridge 
Co., Detroit, Mich. Address, 126 Milbourne Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

CHARLES ANDREW McCUE, (a). Horticulturist of Delaware Agri- 
cultural Experimental Station; Professor of Horticulture, Dela- 
ware College. Newark, Delaware. 

NEWELL A. McCUNE, (a). Pastor, First M. E. Church. Benton Har- 
bor, Mich. 

ROBERT STARR NORTHROP, (a). Real Estate. 167 C St., Salt 

Lake City, Utah. 
ROY M. NORTON, (m). Secretary and Treasurer, Sarnia Bridge Co., 

Sarnia, Ont. Residence, Upton Works, Mich. 
FLETA PADDOCK, (w). (Mrs. Hugh Potter Baker). State College, 

Pa. 
FRED L. RADFORD, (m). Chief Draftsman, Reo Motor Car Co., Lan- 
sing. Residence, 601 W. Hillsdale St., Lansing, Mich. 
CHARLES P. REED, (a). M. Agr. 1910. Farmer. Howell, Mich. 

R. F. D. 2. 
GEORGE SEVERANCE, (a). Superintendent of Farms for A. C. 

Bohrnstedt Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Stirling, Alberta, Canada. 
VERNON M. SHOESMITH, (a). Professor of Farm Crops, Michigan 

Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 
J. HACKLEY SKINNER, (a). Farmer. Kalamazoo, Mich. R. F. 

D. 12. 
JOHN BAILEY STEWART, (a). General Manager of the Windsor 

T. G. Corp. Windsor, Conn. 
HORACE TUCKER THOMAS, (m). Chief Engineer, Reo Motor Car 

Co., Lansing. Residence, iioo Michigan Ave. E., Lansing, Mich. 
GORDON EDWIN TOWER, (a). Orchardist with The Waldo Hills 

Orchard Co. Salem, Oregon. R. D. 5. Box 33. 

WALTER W. WELLS, (m). Mechanical Engineer, Elmore Mfg. Co. 
Clyde, Ohio. 

GEORGE D. WHITE, (a). Manager of Patton Paint Co. Newark, 
N. J. 

ROSWELL A. WHITNEY, (a). Manager of Hudson, Mich., Branch of 
Helvetia Milk Condensing Co. Hudson, Mich. 

VESTA WOODBURY, (w). (Mrs. Thomas M. Marshall). 1420 Broad- 
way, Alameda, Cal. 

1902 

ORLA L. AYRS, (a). Agriculturist, Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad 
Co. Care Land Department, Tenn., C. I. & R. Co. Residence, 1706 
nth Ave. S., Birmingham, Ala. 

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J. FRED BAKER, (a). M. Eor. 1905 (Yale), M. I^or. 191 1. Professor 
of Forestry, Michigan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

EDMUND R. BENNETT, (a). M. Hort. 1909. Professor of Horticul- 
ture, Colorado Agricultural College. 624 Elizabeth St., Ft. Collins, 
Colo. 

ELMA BOWERMAN, (w). (Mrs. T. B. Roberts). McConnelsville, 
Ohio. 

HARRY LLEWELLYN BRUNGER, (m). With Seager Engine Works, 
Lansing. Residence, 1200 W. Main St., Lansing, Mich. 

DILLMAN S. BULLOCK, (a). M. Agr. 1911. Missionary Instructor in 
Agriculture. Casilla 75, Temuco, Chili, S. A. 

WINIFRED E. CANNELL, (w). Teacher in Lansing Schools. 520 
S. Washington Ave., Lansing, Mich. 

FRANK GEORGE CARPENTER, (m). 615 Fifth Ave. W., Calgary, 
Alberta, Can. 

LYMAN CARRIER, (a). Professor of Agronomy; Supervisor of Dis- 
trict Experiment Stations. Virginia Agricultural College. Blacks- 
burg, Va. 

ALBERT HERMAN CASE, (m). Manager of Santa Fe Gold and Cop- 
per Mining Co., San Pedro, N. Mex. ; Assistant Manager, Tennes- 
see Copper Co. Residence, Copperville, Polk Co., Tenn. 

RALPH WALDO CASE, (m). Engineer, Coronado Beach Co. 3951 D 
St., P. O. Box 207, San Diego, Cal. 

ROBERT L. CORK, (m). Designer and Assistant Engineer, Western 
Gas Construction Co. of Salem, Ohio. Residence, 118 E. Leith St., 
Salem, Ohio. 

GUY SIDNEY COVELL, (m). Farmer. Whitehall, Mich. 

ALBERT GEORGE CRAIG, (a). M. Hort. 1909. Horticulturist for 
the Arcadia Orchards Co. Deer Park, Wash. 

MAMIE LUCRETIA CROSBY, (w). (Mrs. Herbert H. Mowry). Lan- 
ham, Md. 

MATT A. CROSBY, (a). Assistant Agriculturist in U. S. Department 
of Agriculture, Office of Farm Management. Residence, Washing- 
ton, D. C. 

ERNEST I. DAIL, (a). Manufacturer. Lansing, Mich. Residence, 126 
Penn. Ave. N., Lansing, Mich. 

*CLARE DEAN, (w). Teacher. Died Feb. 3, 1906, at Mt. Pleasant, 
Mich. 

HARRY GARFIELD DRISKEL, (m). Blast Furnace Construction, 
Corrigan, McKinney Co. Residence, Cleveland, Ohio. 

JOHN ADAMS DUNFORD, (a). B. S. in C. E. (Univ. of Mich.) 
1906. Bridge Engineer for City of Seattle. Residence, 406 Yesler- 
w.ay, Seattle, Wash. 

HARVEY D. FARGO, (m). Toledo Bridge and Crane Co. Residence, 
120 E. 14th St., Toledo, Ohio. 

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HARRIET A. FARRAND, (w). (Mrs. George Cardozo). Big Timber, 

Mont. 
FRED CHARLES FOX, (m). Foreman, Wood-Working Department, 

Gaylord Manufacturing Co. Gaylord, Mich. 
GEORGE DANIEL FRANCISCO, (m). Mechanical Engineer with Jef- 

fery Manufacturing Co., Columbus, Ohio. Residence, 1374 Summit 

St., Columbus, Ohio. 
MINA FULLER (w). (Mrs. J. L. Truxell). Lewiston, Mich. 
WARREN J. GEIB, (a). Scientific Assistant in Bureau of Soils, U. S. 

Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 
IRVING GINGRICH, (a). Musical Director and Instructor in South 

Bend Conservatory of Music. Residence, 732 E. Dubail Ave., South 

Bend, Ind. 
HARRY HENDERSON, (a). Lawyer. 802 Majestic Bldg., Detroit, 

Mich. 
NORMAN B. HORTON, (a). Cheese Manufacturer. Morenci, Mich. 
*DAVID A. KEELER, (m). With the Covert Motorette Co., Lock- 

port, N. Y. Died Sept. 12, 1902. 
HAROLD S. KNEELAND, (m). Traverse City, Mich. 
ARTHUR E. KOCHER, (a). Scientist in Soil Survey, Bureau of Soils, 

U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 
WILLIAM KRIEGER, (a). Florist, Mt. Hope and Pennsylvania Ave., 

Lansing, Mich. 
OSCAR F. MEAD, (m). Detroit, Mich. (Last knowji address.) 
CLARK W. MILLSPAUGH, (m). Chief Draftsman, M. C. R. R., De- 
troit, Mich. Residence, 369^ Commonwealth Ave. 
MARGUERITE A. NOLAN, (w). (Mrs. Herbert F. Lemp). Boise, 

Idaho. 
FLOYD WILLIAM OWEN, (a). P. O. Box 150. Detroit, Mich. 
WILBUR S. PALMER, (a). Fruit Grower. Kalkaska, Mich. 
HERBERT K. PATRIARCHE, (a). Traveling Freight Agent, P. M. 

R. R. Residence, 31 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass. 
BURT AYRES PETERSON, (m). Experimental Engineer, Barber-Col- 

man Co., Rockford, 111. Residence, 609 Ashland Ave., Rockford, 111. 
TITUS GLENN PHILLIPS, (a). Landscape Architect and Forester. 

704 Breitmeyer Bldgs., 24 Broadway. Residence, 84 Prentis Ave., 

Detroit, Mich. 
JOHN M. RANKIN, (a). Agricultural Work, U. S. Department of 

Agriculture. Willits, Cal. 
EARNEST ALFRED RICHMOND, (m). Assistant General Superin- 
tendent, Postum Cereal Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Residence, 575 

E. Main St., Battle Creek, Mich. 

LYNN D. RUDOLPH, (a). Importing and Selling English and Amer- 
ican Goods, Southern Sales Co. Sydney, Australia. 

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EMERY Deforest searing, (m). Portland Railway, Light & 
Power Co. Residence, 1185 Kerby St., Portland, Ore. 

MABEL CONNELLEY SEVERANCE, (w). Domestic Science Teacher. 
Bottineau, North Dakota. 

WARD R. SHEDD, (m). Factory Engineer, Barber-Colman Co., Rock- 
ford, 111. Residence, 624 Grove St., Rockford, III. 

ORAMEL H. SKINNER, (a). General Superintendent of Prest-0-Lite 
Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Residence, 3621 Kenwood Ave., Indianapolis, 
Ind. 

FRANCES W. SLY, (w). Teacher of Domestic Science. Idaho Springs, 
Colorado. 

DENNIS WOOD SMITH, (m). Mgr. Advance Concrete Co., 416 W. 
Indiana St. Residence, 1353 Bryn Mawr Ave., Chicago, 111. 

MARCUS BROWN STEVENS, (a). Merchant. Kenwood, Cal. 

GEORGE W. STROEBEL, (m). Assistant to Foreman, D. C. Drafting 
Department, General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y, Residence, 
24 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. 

WILLIAM FRANK UHL, (m). With Charles T. Main, Engineer, Bos- 
ton, Mass. Room 820, 201 Devonshire St. 

GERTRUDE LYDIA VAN LOO, (w). (Mrs. Edwin Glerum.) Zeeland, 
Mich. 

CLARA WATERMAN, (w). (Mrs. J. F. Nellist.) 1209 Jeflferson Ave., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. 

BERT WERMUTH, (a). Editorial Work, care of Michigan Farmer, 
Detroit, Mich. Residence, 611 Second Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

WILLIAM BERNARD WILLSON, (a). Farmer. Clifford, Mich. 
R. F. D. I. 

WALLACE K. WONDERS, (a). Secretary and Treasurer of Colum- 
bian Implement Co., 659 4th Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

WINFRED RULISON WRIGHT, (a). Assistant Dairy Bacteriologist, 
Purdue University, 1018 Fourth St., Lafayette, Ind. 

H. EARL YOUNG, (a). Editor of "The Farmers Review." 355 Dear- 
born St., Chicago, 111. Residence, 5812 Circle Ave., Norwood Park, 
Chicago, 111. 

1903 

WILLIAM CLYDE ARMSTRONG, (m). Supt. for John W. Fox, Gen- 
eral Constructor, Box 652. Residence, 309 E. Wade St., El Reno, 
Okla. 

BRONSON BARLOW, (a). 207 9th St., S. W., Washington, D. C. 

EMMA B. BARRETT, (w). Teacher of Domestic Art and Domestic 
Science in High School, Snohomish, Wash. 

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WILLIAM MORTON BARROWS, (a). S. B. (Harvard) 1905; S. M. 
(Harvard) 1906. Assistant Professor of Zoology and Entomology 
at Ohio State University. Residence, 385 E. Oakland Ave., Colum- 
bus, Ohio. 

CHARLES M. BLANCHARD, (m). Chief Engineer, Elyria Gas Power 
Co., Elyria, Ohio. Residence, "The Jefferson," Elyria, Ohio. 

FRANK K. BRAINARD, (m). Assistant Engineer Electrical Engineer- 
ing Department, Allis-Chalmers Co. Residence, 148 isth St., Mil- 
waukee, Wis. 

BLISS S. BROWN, (a). Instructor in Horticulture at University Farm 
and School of Agriculture. Davis, Calif. 

WILLARD M. BROWN, (m). Chief Draftsman for Whitehead & Kales 
Structural Iron Works, Detroit, Mich. Residence, T2> Park Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

WILLIAM RUTHERFORD BROWN, (m). C. E. 1909- With Division 
of Water Pipe Extension, Department of Public Works, Chicago, 111. 
Residence, 5837 Ontario, St., Chicago, 111. 

BESSIE IRENE BUSKIRK, (w). (Mrs. J. Fred Baker). East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

WILLIAM J. CARREL, (m). Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, 
at Kentucky State University. Residence, 395 Linden Walk, Lex- 
ington, Ky. 

THERON P. CHASE, (m). Chief Draftsman, Chalmers Motor Co., 
Detroit, Mich. Care Y. M. C. A., Detroit, Mich. 

JESSE M. CHURCHILL, (a). Surveying; Irrigation Work in Idaho; 
Real Estate. Dietrich, Idaho. 

OMAR O. CHURCHILL, (a). Professor of Agronomy, Oklahoma Agri- 
cultural and Mechanical College, N. Dakota Experiment Agronomist 
in Experiment Station. Stillwater, Okla. 

JAMES A. COOPER, Jr., (m). Dealer in Groceries and Meats. Resi- 
dence, 2019 N. Green St., Harrisburg, Pa. 

OLNEY J. DEAN, (m). President, Olney J. Dean & Co., Chicago, 111. 
Steel Bars and Fabrics, Reinforcement of Concrete. Residence, 
Western Springs, 111. 

HARRY W. DEY, (a). Farmer. Springport, Mich. 

ADELBERT C. DIGBY, (a). Manager of Creamery. Deckerville, Mich. 

LEON L. DRAKE, (a). Creameryman, Maple City, Mich. 

HOMER M. EATON, (m). General Manager and Treasurer of Flint 
Gas Co. 127 E. 1st St., Flint, Mich. 

ELLSWORTH O. ELMER, (a). Dairy Farmer. Devereaux, Mich. 

FRED ENGEL, (m). Chief Draftsman with Benjamin Middleditch, De- 
troit, Mich. Residence, 721 Belvedere Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

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FLOYD OSSIAN FOSTER, (a). Bacteriologist with The Polk Sanitary 
Milk Co., II00-III2 E. iSth St. Residence, 2830 Bellefontaine St., 
Indianapolis, Ind. 

JOHN A. ERASER, (m). Bridge designer with American Bridge Co., 
of Gary, Ind. Residence, Lovingston, Va. 

STANLEY GARTHE, (m). Director of Manual Training. Iron Moun- 
tain, Mich. 

SEYMOUR FELLOWS GATES, (a). Farmer. Ionia, Mich. R. F. D. 3. 

EDWIN STANTON GOOD, (a). Chief of Division of Animal Hus- 
bandry, Kentucky State Experiment Station ; Professor of Animal 
Husbandry, Kentucky State University. Lexington, Ky. 

KATHERINE iGUNN, (w). (Mrs. Richard L. Yates). 108 Oxford 
Ave., Dayton, Ohio. 

ALICE HADLEY, (w). (Mrs. Sidney Wise). Artesian, S. Dakota. 

EDMUND SMITH HARRISON, (m). Paw Paw, Mich. 

SIMON B. HARTMAN, (a). M. Hort. 1910. Farmer and Fruit 
Grower. Athens, Mich. 

JOSEPH HAROLD HEDGES, (m). Vice-president and Consulting 
Engineer "Compania Minera y Beneficiadora de Durango." Guana- 
cevi, Durango, Mexico. 

BURR T. HESSE, (a). Elevator, Coal and Building Material. Napol- 
eon, Mich. 

LOWELL BYRNS JUDSON, (a). Assistant Professor of Horticulture, 
Cornell University. Ithaca, N. Y. 

CLYDE A. LILLY, (m). Electrical Engineer, General Electric Co., 
Dallas, Texas. Residence, 1710 So. Ervery St., Dallas, Texas. 

BURTON ORANGE LONGYEAR, (a). Professor of Botany and For- 
estry, Colorado Agricultural College; State Forester of Colorado. 
Ft. Collins, Colo. 

JAMES FRED LOOP, (m). Draftsman, Chalmers Motor Co., Detroit, 
Mich. Residence, 117 La Mothe Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

SAMUEL W. McCLURE, (m). With L. S. & M. S. Ry., Cleveland, 
Ohio. Residence, 1291 Summit Ave., Lakewood, Ohio. 

CHARLES MELVIN MARSHALL, (a). Rancher. L. B. 315, Santa 
Ana, Cal. 

LOUIS GUY MICHAEL, (a). Expert in Corn Growing for Russian 
Government. Kischinev, Besarabia, Russia. 

ARTHUR C. MILLER, (a). Creameryman. Berrien Springs, Mich. 

JAMES GARFIELD MOORE, (a). M. S. 1905; M. Hort. 1909. Asso- 
ciate Professor of Horticulture and Associate Horticulturist in 
charge of Horticultural Department. University of Wisconsin. 
Residence, 809 Grant St., Madison, Wis. 

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FRANCIS McCartney MORRISON, (a), in charge of the Industrial 
Department of the Pennsylvania Reform School at Morganza, Pa. 
Residence, 1212 Allegheny Ave., Allegheny, Pa. 

OWEN MILTON NACKER, (m). Assistant Engineer, Buick Motor 
Co., Flint, Mich. 

FRANK H. NICKLE, (m). With McDonald & Nickle, Detroit, Mich. 
Residence, Trenton, Mich. 

HORACE W. NORTON, Jr., (a). Farmer. Howell, Mich. 

♦FRANK J. PHILLIPS, (a). M. S. in For. (Univ. of Mich.) 1907. 
Professor of Forestry, University of Nebraska. Lincoln, Nebr. 
Died Feb. 13, 191 1. 

FRANK C. REIMER, (a). Horticulturist, North Carolina Agricultural 
College and Experiment Station. Residence, West Raleigh, N. C. 

FRANK C. RORK, (m). E. M. (Mich. Coll. of Mines) 1905. C. E. 
1910. Mining Engineer in charge of Mine Department, Doe Run 
Lead Co., Rivermines, Mo. 

HOWARD D. SEVERANCE, (m). City Engineer, Monterey, Cal. Resi- 
dence, 916 Harrison St., Monterey, Cal. 

GLENN C. SEVEY, (a). Editor "New England Homestead," Spring- 
field, Mass. Residence, Russell, Mass. 

EDNA VIOLA SMITH, (w). Teacher. Berlin, Mich. R. D. 2. 

FREDERICK DELOS STEVENS, (a). Bureau of Plant Industry, Of- 
fice of Farm Management, Department of Agriculture, Washing- 
ton, D. C. 

RAY GRANVILLE THOMAS, (a). Farmer. Three Oaks, Mich. R. F. 
D. No. 3. 

JOSEPH LANE THORNE, (a). Metallurgical Chemist, Seager Engine 
Works. Residence, 234 S. Logan St., Lansing, Mich. 

RAY R. TOWER, (a). With Picher Lead Works, Joplin, Mo. 

GEORGE TRYON, (m). Draftsman. Steptoe Valley Mining and Smelt- 
ing Co. McGill, Nevada. 

IRA VAN SKIVER, (m). Draftsman. 146 Coit Ave., Grand Rapids. 

BURR WHEELER, (m). Electrical Department of Westinghouse, 
Church, Kerr & Co. 10 Bridge St., New York, N. Y. 

HETTIE B. WRIGHT, (w). (Mrs. Cecil L. PhilHps). Klamath In- 
dian Agency, Oregon. 

RICHARD L. YATES, (m). Chief Engineer of Water Wheel and Tur- 
bine Pump Department , Piatt Iron Works Co., Dayton, Ohio. 
Residence, 108 Oxford Ave., Dayton, Ohio. 

tl904 

ARTHUR ADELMAN, (m). Computer in the Ordnance Office, War 
Department, U. S. A. Residence, 2409 N, Capitol St., Washington, 
D. C. 



tNOTE — Forestry Course designated (f). 

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ARCHIE REED AIvGER, (m). C. E. 191 1. Instructor in Civil En- 
gineering, University of Illinois. Residence, 630 S. Randolph St., 
Champaign, 111. 

ELVINE ARMSTRONG, (w). (Mrs. H. W. Reynolds). Permanent 
Address, 1531 Euclid Ave., Berkeley, Cal. Temporary address, 
Chang Sha, China, Province of Hunan. 

EDWARD BALBACH, (m). Assistant Engineer, Hydraulic Turbine 
Department, Allis-Chalmers Co., West Allis, Wis. Residence, 551 
66th Ave., West Allis. 

ROBERT JAMES BALDWIN, (a). Clerk to Director of Experiment 
Station and Dean of Agriculture, Michigan Agricultural College. 
East Lansing, Mich. Box 702. 

MARGUERITE BARROWS, (w). A. B. (Smith College) 1907. Teacher 
in High School. Pontiac, Mich. 

LEWIS F. BIRD, (a). Farmer. Millington, Mich. 

CLARK L. BRODY, (a). Farmer. Three Rivers, Mich. 

CLIFFORD I. BRUNGER, (a). Farmer. Grand Ledge, Mich. 

DON BISSELL BUTTON, (a). Farmer. Farmington, Mich. 

WILLIAM F. CARLETON, (m). Bakersfield, Cal. 

ALBERTUS ROBERT CARTER, (m). Draftsman for City Engineer, 
Rockford, 111. Residence, 534 Rockton Ave., Rockford, 111. 

LAWRENCE T. CLARK, (a). Assistant Director of the Biological De- 
partment, Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit, Mich. Residence, 108 Char- 
lotte Ave., Detroit. 

♦BESSIE E. CORDLEY, (w). From Pinckney, Mich. Died while at- 
tending the College, June, 1904. 

ARTHUR CHARLES DODGE, (m). C. E. 1910. With R. R. Depart- 
ment of Fairbanks, Morse & Co., New. York, N. Y. Residence, 624 
E. 17th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

PAUL N. FLINT, (a). Professor of Animal Husbandry, University of 
Arkansas. Station, Fayetteville, Ark. 

HENRY WILLIAM GELLER, (a). Professor of Agronomy and Super- 
intendent of the Baron de Hirsch Agricultural School. Woodbine, 
N. J. 

DAYTON ALVIN GURNEY, (m). Chief Draftsman in Ordnance Office, 
Field Carriage Division, U. S. A. Residence, 2407 N. Capitol St., 
Washington, D. C. 

HARVEY DANIEL HAHN, (a). Student, Detroit College of Law. 36 
Erskine St., Detroit, Mich. 

HENRY NEWTON HORNBECK, (a). Teacher of Biology in Union 
High School, Grand Rapids, Mich. Residence, 92 6th St. 

GEORGE V. HOWARD, (m). Draftsman, Ford Motor Works, Detroit, 
Mich. 

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ELIZABETH JOHNS, (w). (Mrs. M. B. Stevens). Kenwood, Cal. 

SIDNEY EGBERT JOHNSON, (m). Instructor in Mechanics and Ma- 
terials Laboratory, University of Wisconsin. Residence, 2134 W. 
Lawii Ave., Madison, Wis. 

JESSE PHILIP KNICKERBOCKER, (m). Construction Engineer, 
American District Steam Co., Lockport, N. Y. 71 Genesee St., 
Lockport, N. Y. 

JEWEL LEE, (w,). (Mrs. Edwin A. Grove). Teacher. Ovid, Mich. 

FRED A. LOEW, (a). Professor of Sciences at Central College, Hunt- 
ington, Ind. Residence, Ubee, Ind. 

GEORGE STRANGE McMULLEN, (a). Farmer. Grand Ledge, Mich. 

LESLIE B. McWETHY, (a). Rancher. Thornton, Wyoming. 

ROBERT D. MALTBY, (a). Professor of Animal Husbandry, University 

of Florida. Gainesville, Fla. 
GEORGE E. MARTIN, (m). Draftsman, Diamond "T" Motor Car Co., 

Chicago, 111. Residence, 6325 Woodlawn, Ave., Chicago, 111. 

WENDELL SYDNEY MERICK, (m). Vice-president and Treasurer, 
Riverdale Iron & Steel Co., Riverdale Station, Chicago, 111. Resi- 
dence, 1709 E. 55th St., Chicago, 111. 

WILSON FLOYD MILLAR, (m). Homesteader. Poison, Mont. 

GEORGE C. MORBECK, (f). Forester. In charge of Reconnaissance, 

U. S. Forest Service, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 
JESSIE K. PALMER, (w). (Mrs. Frank Rork). Rivermines, Mo. 
PAUL B. PIERCE, (m). With Weis Manufacturing Co., Monroe, Mich. 

Residence, 262 Wash St., Monroe, Mich. 

JACOB H. PROST, (a). City Forester of Chicago. Residence, 1916 

Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111. 
GERALD GRANT ROBBINS, (m). Mechanical Engineer with Whiting 

Foundry Equipment Co., Harvey, III. Residence, IS43S Turlington 

Ave., Harvey, 111. 
ARTHUR BRADLEY ROGERS, (a). M. D. C. (Chicago Vet. Coll.) 

1907. Veterinarian. Residence, 1204 Sixth Ave., Sioux City, Iowa. 

ALVIN A. ROSENBERRY, (a). M. D. (Univ. of Mich.) 1909. Phy- 
sician. Benton Harbor, Mich. 

HENRY T. ROSS, (a). Farmer. Milford, Mich. R. F. D. i. 

FRANK HOB ART SANFORD, (f). Assistant Professor of Forestry 
at the Michigan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

HENRY JACOB SCHNEIDER, (m). Office of Chief of Ordnance, 
War Department, Washington, D. C. Residence, 326 D. St. N. E., 
Washington, D. C. 

HERMAN SCHREIBER, (a). Chemist, Bureau of Chemistry. Resi- 
dence, 642 E St. N. E., Washington, D. C. 

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ELRIC A. SEELYE, (a). D. O. (Still College of Osteopathy) 1907. 
Osteopathic Physician. 300-303 Prudden Bldg. Residence, 1 131 
Ionia St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

♦HOWARD S. SEVERANCE, (a). Farmer. Novi, Mich. Died at 
Wixom, Mich. August 17, 1910. 

GERTRUDE SLAGHT, (w). (Mrs. Frenn Preston). El Dorado, Kan- 
sas. 

KATHERINE HANNAH SLAGHT, (w). Grand Blanc, Mich. 

MELBERT W. TABER, (m). Assistant Superintendent, Construction 
Department, Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, Mich. Residence, 420 
Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

GRACE HELEN TAFT, (w). (Mrs. Edward J. Kunze). East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

CHARLES B. TAYLOR, (a). Farmer. Oxford, Mich. R. F. D. 3. 

WILLIAM ORA THOMPSON, (a). With Wyncoop, Hallenbeck, Craw- 
ford Co., Lansing, Mich. Residence, 1027 Allegan St., Lansing, 
Mich. 

HARRY GLEN WALKER, (m). Assistant Master Mechanic and De- 
signer, J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co., Racine, Wis. Residence, 
1810 Roe Ave., Racine, Wis. 

GEORGE WILSON WHITE, (m). Draftsman, Forest City Steel & 
Iron Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Residence, 1377 Beach St., Lakewood, 
Ohio. 

CHARLES GOODRICH WOODBURY, (a). M. S. 1906. Associate 
Horticulturist, Purdue University Experiment Station ; Assistant 
Professor of Horticulture, Purdue University. Lafayette, Ind. 

WILLIAM J. WRIGHT, (a). Instructor in Horticulture, State Col- 
lege, Pa. 

1905 

ETHEL MAE ADAMS, (w). Teacher, Domestic Science and Art, Cen- 
tral High School, Detroit, Mich. Residence, 420 Woodward Ave., 
Detroit. 

ARTHUR J. ANDERSON, (a). Associate Editor of the Ohio Farmer. 
Care Lawrence Publishing Co., Cleveland Ohio. Residence, 9223 
Rosalind Ave., Cleveland, O. 

CLAUDE I. AUTEN, (m). Consulting Engineer. 416 Lincoln Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

HELEN D. BAKER, (w). East Lansing, Mich. 

ROBERT FLOYD BELL, (m). Detailer and Checker, Brown Hoisting 
Machinery Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Residence, 10524 Gooding Ave., 
Cleveland, Ohio. 

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BESSIE E. BEMIS, (w). Instructor in Domestic Science, University of 
Minnesota ; University Farm, St. Anthony Park, St. Paul, Minn. 
Residence, 2130 Carter Ave., St. Anthony Park, St. Paul, Minn. 

BON C. BENNETT, (w). (Mrs. Harry French). 2052 College Ave., 
Indianapolis, Ind. 

FRANC C. BENNETT, (w.). (Mrs. H. J. Mastenbrook. 804 12th St.. 
Moline, 111. 

WILMER C. BENNETT, (m). Expert and Lumberman, U. S. Forest 
Service. Eraser, Colo. Last known address. 

ZOE BENTON, (w). (Mrs. Clem C. Ford). 381 E. Oakland Ave., 
Columbus, Ohio. 

JOHN WILLARD BOLTfi, (a). Manufacturer. 1255 Center Ave., Chi- 
cago, 111. Residence, Winnetka, 111. Box 345. 

WILLIAM M. BOS, (a). Heating Engineer and Contractor. Hudson- 
ville, Mich. R. F. D. 3- 

JESSIE BROWN, (w). (Mrs. J. W. Bolte). Winnetka, 111. Box 345- 

OLIVER W. BURK, (m). Building Superintendent and Structural En- 
gineer with H. G. Christman Co., South Bend, Ind. Residence, 760 
Leland Ave., South Bend, Ind. 

ORANGE B. BURRELL, (a). Superintendent of Lamao Experiment 
Station. Bureau of Agriculture, Manila, P. I. Residence, Lamao, 
Bataan, P. I. 

LELAND DAVID BUSHNELL, (a). Assistant Professor in Bacteriol- 
ogy, Manhattan, Kansas. 

MARY ALICE BUTTERFIELD, (w.). (Mrs. George Nichols). Hills- 
dale and Espy Ave., Dormont, Pittsburg, Pa. 

CLARA SERGEANT CAMPBELL, (w). (Mrs. A. T. Leavitt). 1338 
St. Paul St., Denver, Colo. 

ROSCOE J. CARL, (a). Stock Farmer. Bath, Mich. R. F. D. 24. 

KATE M. COAD, (w). (Mrs. Glenn W. Carpenter). Williamston, Mich. 

ELVA R. DAVIS, (w). Florist. 146 Lafayette St., Ionia, Mich. 

FRED S. DUNKS, (a). Farmer. Union City, Mich. 

CORA LUCINDA FELDKAMP, (w). Assistant Librarian, Office of 

Farm Management, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 

1328 I2th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. 
ROBERT E. FERGUSON, (a). Lansing, Mich. 
ALEXANDER A. FISK, (a). Landscape Architect and Superintendent 

of Racine Parks. Office, City Hall. Residence, 1710 Park Ave., 

Racine, Wis. 

CLEM C. FORD, (m). Engineer, Jeffrey Manufacturing Co., Columbus, 
Ohio. Residence, 381 E. Oakland Ave., Columbus, Ohio. 

RICHARD C. FOWLER, (m). Advertising Man, Detroit City Gas 
Co. Residence, 227 E. Warren Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

GEORGE R. FRYMAN, (m). Civil Engineer, Ft. Sumner, N. M. 

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VICTOR RAY GARDNER, (a). Associate Professor of Pomology, 
Oregon State Agricultural College. Corvallis, Ore. 

ALTA GUNNISON, (w). (Mrs. Paul B. Pierce). 262 Washington St., 
Monroe, Mich. 

EDDY J. GUNNISON, (m). Draftsman, Holabird & Roche, Architects. 
98 Jackson, Blvd., Chicago. Residence, 3836 N. Springfield Ave., 
Chicago, 111. 

CHARLES A. HACH, (m). Instructor in Manual Training, Saginaw, 
Mich. Residence, 905 Hill St., Saginaw, Mich. 

JOSEPH PHILIP HAFTENKAMP, (m). C. E. 1910. Assistant Sup- 
erintendent, Gas Manufacturing Department, Rochester Railway 
and Light Co. Residence, 204 Pierpont St., Rochester, N. Y. 

SHERWOOD HINDS, (m). Chief Draftsman with W. E. Bock. Resi- 
dence, 1431 Norwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 

BERTHA HINKSON, (w). Teacher of Domestic Science and Physical 
Culture, St. Mary's College. Monroe, Mich. 

FREDERICK B. HOWARD, (a). Farmer and Holstein-Friesian Cattle 
Breeder. Ionia, Mich. R. D. 7. 

HORACE SINCLAIR HUNT, (m). Construction Engineer and De- 
signer for Commonwealth Power Co., 314 West Wesley St., Jack- 
son, Mich. 

BERNICE MAE JACKSON, (w). (Mrs. V. R. Gardner). Corvallis, 
Ore. 

C. ERNEST JOHNSON, (m). Designer with Corrugated Bar Co. St. 
Louis, Mo. 

FREDERICK LUCIAN JOHNSTON, (m). Structural Engineer. 4215 
High St., Albuquerque, New Mexico. 

WILLIAM F. JORDAN, (m). Foreman, Drafting Room, American 
Bridge Co., Chicago, 111. Residence, 2257 North Sawyer Ave., Chi- 
cago, 111. 

E. GERALD KENNY, (a). Chemist, La Plata Cold Storage Co. 383 
Bartholomew Mitre, Buenos Ayres, Argentine, S. A. 

FRANK JOSEPH KRATZ, (m). With Ford Motor Works, De- 
troit, Mich. 

BRUCE C. McALPINE, (m). General Manager Walcott & Wood Ma- 
chine Tool Co., Jackson, Mich. Residence, 209 Webb St., Jackson, 
Mich. 

KATHERINE MABEL McNAUGHTON, (w). (Mrs. C. A. Reed). 
1826 13th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. 

ROBERT S. NEWTON, (m). Draftsman, General Electric Co., 
Schenectady, N. Y. Residence, 103 Front St., Schenectady, N. Y. 

GEORGE WILLIAM NICHOLS, (m). Engineer with John Eichleay, 
Jr. Co., 20th and Wharton Sts., Pittsburg, Pa. Residence, Hillsdale 
and Espy Ave., Dormont, Pittsburg, Pa. 

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HARRY C. OVEN, (a). Seed Grower and Contractor. Henderson, 
Mich. 

BESSIE K. PADDOCK, (w,). (Mrs. Harry Meek.) South Porcupine, 
Ont. 

JOEL GAYLORD PALMER, (a). Produce Dealer, Orleans, Mich. 

ARTHUR DEWITT PETERS, (m). Assistant Land Agent, L. S. & 
• M. S. Ry., Cleveland, Ohio. Residence, 7101 Lexington Ave., Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 

BESSIE PHILLIPS, (w). (Mrs. Claude I. Auten). 16 Lincoln Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

ANNA E. PICKETT, (w). (Mrs. Dayton Gurney). 2407 N. Capitol 
St., Washington, D. C. 

EDWARD CHATFIELD PLACE, (a). Clerk, American Express. 
Jackson, Mich. 

PAULINA ELONA RAVEN, (w). Head of Departments of Domestic 
Science and Domestic Art, State Normal College, Warrensburg, 
Mo. Home address. East Lansing, Mich. 

CLARENCE A. REED, (a). Bureau of Plant Industry, Washington, 
D. C. Residence, 1826 13th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. 

SARAH ELLEN RICHARDSON, (w). Teacher. Pocatello, Idaho. Resi- 
dence, Bath, Mich. 

WALTER P. ROBINSON, (m). Manager of Branch Office, Northern 
Engineering Works. 623 Trader's Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. 
Residence, 47 McLean Ave., Toronto, Ont. 

EDNA H. RUPERT, (w,). (Mrs. John R. Hanna). Teacher. P. Bur- 
gos St., Batangas, P. I. 

JOHN EDWARD SCHAEFER, (a). In charge of the Horticultural 
and Poultry Departments, Baron De Hirsch Agricultural School, 
Woodbine, N. J. 

NELSON J. SMITH, (a). With White Lead Works, Detroit, Mich. 
Last known address. 

SOPHIA IZORA SOUTHWICK, (w). Teacher. Hart, Mich. R. F. D. 4. 

MARK G. STEPHENSON, (m). Designing Engineer with Turner Con- 
struction Co. Buffalo, N. Y. 

CLARENCE D. STERLING, (m). Estimator, Whitehead & Kales Iron 
Works, Detroit, Mich. Residence, 169 Toledo Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

RALPH T. STEVENS, (a). Landscape Gardener with Mac Rorie-Mc- 
Laren Co. 711-714 Westbank Building, San Francisco, Cal. 

CLARENCE A. STIMPSON, (m). Suisun, Solano Co., Cal. 

CLYDE W. STRINGER, (m). Designer, Brush Runabout Co., Detroit, 
Mich. Residence, 2633 2nd Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

WILFRED STRONG, (m). Draftsman, Kalamazoo Foundry & Machine 
Co. Residence, 137 Carmel St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 

CHARLES EASTERBY SWALES, (a). Real Estate. 920-923 Cham- 
ber of Commerce, Detroit, Mich. 

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LILLIAN MAYNARD TAFT, (w). Dietitian, Homeopathic Hospital, 
Ann Arbor, Mich. 

GEORGE F. TALLADAY, (f). Merchandise Brokerage. Auburn, N. Y. 

JOHN LYNN THOMAS, (a). Instructor in Dairy Husbandry, Depart- 
ment of Agriculture. College Station, Texas. 

H. FOLEY TUTTLE, (a). Student, Michigan Agr. College. East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

PHILIP H. WESSELS, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Wis.) 1910. Fellow, 
University of Wisconsin. 2014 Monroe St., Madison, Wis. 

ERNEST A. WILCOX, (m). Bridge Engineer with Canadian Bridge 
Co., Walkerville, Ontario. Residence, Lenox Apartments, Detroit, 
Mich. 

1906 

E. HAYES ADAMS, (m). Teacher of Science and Mathematics in High 
School. Chesaning, Mich. 

ALIDA ALEXANDER, (w). Teacher. 521 Broadway, Niles, Mich. 

ANSON CROSBY ANDERSON, (a). Professor of Dairy Husbandry, 
Michigan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

HARRIET C. ANGELL, (w.). 504 Ely St., Alma, Mich. 

A. SCOTT AMRSTRONG, (m). Assistant Superintendent, Bates & Rog- 
ers Construction Co., Chicago, 111., 1050 Byron St. Residence, 976 
Edgecombe Ave. 

HOWARD HASWELL BARNETT, (m). Member of Firm, The New- 
man-Barnett Co., Engineers and Contractors, Pontiac, Mich. Resi- 
dence, 90 Judson St. 

ERASTUS NEWTON BATES, (M). Draftsman, with Standard Oil 
Co. Residence, 63 Northern Ave., Apartment Onita, New York City. 

RALPH C. BIRD, (m) Construction Engineer, Peoples Portland Ce- 
ment Co.; Assistant Superintendent of Mill No. i. Sandusky, Ohio. 

GEORGE P. BOOMSLITER, (m). Instructor in Theoretical and Ap- 
plied Mechanics, University of Illinois. Residence, 707 W. Green 
St., Urbana, 111. 

MARY J. BRAY, (w). Second Grade Teacher, Grand Ledge, Mich. 
Home address, Okemos, Mich. 

CARL HANSEL BOUGHTON, (m). Engineer, American Bridge Co., 
Commercial National Bank Bldg., Chicago, 111. 

HOWARD C. BUCKNELL, (a). Farmer. Centerville, Mich. 

ARBA H. CAMERON, (m). Foreman, Templet & Pattern Shop, Amer- 
ican Bridge Co., Chicago, 111. Residence, 5506 Wabash Ave., Chi- 
cago, 111. 

FLORA L. CAMPBELL, (w). Teacher in Public Schools, Lansing, 
Mich. Home address, Okemos, Mich. 

FLORENCE CASE (w). Assistant Postmaster. Berlin, Wis. 

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JOHN GRIFFITH CAVANAGH, (m). Designer, Bridge Department, 
N. Y. C. & L. R. R., Cleveland, Ohio. Residence, 1317 E. 125th St. 
Cleveland, Ohio. 

SILAS E. CHAMPE, (a). Farm Produce Broker. Warehouse and Gen- 
eral Offices, 489-491-493-495 Jefferson Ave. W. Residence, 1094 
Trumbull Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

*HENRY H. CROSBY, (a). With Hoffman Milk Co., Memphis, Tenn. 
Died at Three Oaks, Mich., October 16, 1906. 

MAXWELL J. DORSEY, (a). University of Minnesota, Division of 
Horticulture, Research in Fruit Breeding. Residence, 21 11 Knapp 
St., St. Anthony Park, St. Paul, Minn. 

ARCHER EMMET FALCONER, (m). Draftsman. 1305 Rover Ave., 
Roanoke, Va. 

FRED ABBOTT FARLEY, (a). Farmer. Almont, Mich. 

BELL SHANK FARRAND, (w). (Mrs. Otto Rahn), East Lansing. 

JAMES EDWARD FISK, (m). Superintendent of Construction for 
Holabird & Roche, Chicago, 111. Residence, 838 Windsor Ave., 
Chicago, 111. 

HOWARD L. FRANCIS, (m). Superintendent of Buildings, Mexican 
Electric Tramway Co., Mexican Light and Power Co., Mexican 
Steel and Chemical Products Co., and Pachuca Power and Irrigation 
Co. Residence, la Ancha, 22 Letra C, Mexico City, Mexico. Per- 
manent address, Charlevoix, Mich. 

BLANCHE A. FREEDMAN, (w). Grade Teacher, Lansing, Mich. 
Residence, 225 E. St. Joseph St., Lansing, Mich. 

LAWRENCE O. GORDON, (m). Engineer, Muskegon Motor Special- 
ties Co. Residence, 4 Strong Ave., Muskegon, Mich. 

RALPH C. GRAHAM, (m). With Concrete Engineering Co., Daven- 
port, Iowa. 42 McManus Bldg., Residence, 33 Oak Lane, Daven- 
port, Iowa. 

FRANK NELSON GROVER, (m). Chief Engineer, Mining Department, 
Doe Run Lead Co. Rivermines, Mo. 

EARL G. HAGADORN, (a). Farmer. Okemos, Mich. 

GILBERT W. HEBBLEWHITE, (m). Structural Engineer, Kenwood 
Bridge Co., Chicago, 111. Residence, 6934 Chauncey Ave., Chicago, 
111. 

♦GRACE HEBBLEWHITE, (w). (Mrs. Earl W. Kenrick). Hillsdale, 
Mich. Died, November 5, 1908. 

WALTER K. HOUGH, (a). Farmer. Almont, Mich. 

ROSEMOND HARRIET KEDZIE, (w). East Lansing, Mich. 

ROLLO E. KEECH, (m). With Gasoline Engine Works, Sparta, Mich. 
Home address, Rockford, Mich. 

EARL W. KENRICK, (m). Assistant Superintendent, Alamo Manufac- 
turing Co., Hillsdale, Mich. Residence, 27 Reading Ave., Hillsdale. 

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WALTER J. KIN,GSCOTT, (m). With Mexican Light and Power Co., 

Mexico, D. F. Residence, 6a Calle de Balderas 79, Mexico, D. F. 
CASS A. LAMB, (m). Civil Engineer, G. C. Hodgson & Co. of Dayton, 

Ohio. Felsenthal, Ark. Home address, Washington, Mich. 
JOHN R. LAMBERT, (m). Draftsman for the Phoenix Bridge Co., 235 

4th Ave., Phoenixville, Pa. Home address, Niles, Mich. 
MARINUS BERT LANGELER, (m). Draftsman, Indiana Bridge Co., 

Muncie, Ind. Residence, 725 W. Main St., Muncie, Ind. 
CAROLINE HOTCHKISS LAWRENCE, (w). Home address, Hud- 
son, Mich. 
FRANK D. LINKLETTER, (a). HorticuUurist. Benzonia, Mich. 
FRANK LIVERANCE, (m). Third Assistant Examiner, U. S. Patent 

Office, Washington, D. C. Residence, 127 Quincy Place, N. E., 

Washington, D. C. 
THOMAS FRANKLIN LOCKE, (m). Chief Engineer, Water and Wind 

Power Co., 221 Minna St., San Francisco, Cal. 
*SAMUEL ALLEN MARKHAM, (m). Chief of Survey Party, Bureau 

of Lands. Manila, P. I. Died May, 191 1, at Suez, Egypt. 
HENRY J. MASTENBROOK, (m). With Engineering Department, 

Deere Co. Residence, 804 12th St., Moline, 111. 
MILDRED M. MATTHEWS, (w). (Mrs. G. W. Hebblewhite). 6934 

Chauncey Ave., Chicago, 111. 

WILLIAM EARL MORGAN, (m). Draftsman, Seager Engine Works, 
Lansing, Mich. Residence, East Lansing, Mich. Box 172. 

WILHELM NEILSON, (m). Draftsman, "Nickle Plate" R. R., Cleve- 
land, Ohio. Residence 12222 Ashbury Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 

LYDIA ZAE NORTHRUP, (w). Instructor in Bacteriology, Michigan 
Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

GERTRUDE ELIZABETH PETERS, (w). In charge of Department 
of Household Economics, New. York State Normal College, Albany, 
N. Y. Residence, Wareham Apartments, 88 Willet St., Albany, 
N. Y. 

IRVIN MAX PHIPPENY, (m). Junior Engineer, U. S. Reclamation 
Service. 635 Main St., Montrose, Colo. 

JOHN EUGENE POOLE, (m). Assistant to Master Mechanic, Western 
Electric Co., Hawthorne, 111. Residence, 2743 Gladys Ave., Chi- 
cago, 111. 

RAY GERALD POTTS, (a). Farmer. Washington, Mich. 

ROY CHESTER POTTS, (a). Professor of Dairy Husbandry, Okla- 
homa Agricultural and Mechanical College. Stillwater, Okla. 

KARL FRANK RANGER, (m). Checker, Packard Motor Car Co., De- 
troit, Mich. Residence, 1161 Mt. Elliott Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

RASMUS RASMUSSEN, (m). Assistant Superintendent, Bates & Rog- 
ers Construction Co. 885 Old Colony Bldg., Chicago, 111. Home ad- 
dress, 1529 Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. 

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HARRY SEPTA REED, (a). With Detroit Testing Laboratory, iiii 

Union Trust BIdg., Detroit, Mich. 
LULU ROBINSON, (w). (Mrs. iGeorge B. Wiles). 1025 N. 4th St., 

Sheboygan, Wis. 
ALBERT N. ROBSON, (f). M. For. 191 1. Forester for George F. 

Peabody, Lake George, N. Y. R. D. 2. 
HUGH C. SALISBURY, (m). County Surveyor, Oceana county. Hart, 

Mich. 

LESLIE M. SANBORN, (m). Structural Engineer, Donovan Wire & 
Iron Co., Toledo, Ohio. Residence, 235 Ontario St. Flat No. 3, 
Toledo Ohio. 

DORA ADELLA SKEELS, (w). (Mrs. Alfred W. Post). 3539 E. 68th 
St., Portland, Ore. 

ERNEST F. SMITH, (m). Draftsman, C. R. I. & P. Ry., Chicago, 111. 
Residence, 1642 Warren Ave., Flat 2, Chicago, 111. 

LESLIE JOHN SMITH, (m). Professor of Engineering and Mechanics, 
Manitoba Agricultural College. 532 Spence St., Winnipeg, Mani- 
toba. 

LOUIS MARTIN SPENCER, (m). Assistant Examiner, U. S. Patent 
Office, Washington, D. C. 

WALTER E. STANTON, (a). Farmer. Dowling, Mich. R. F. D. i. 

KINTON B. STEVENS, (m). Student, Mich. Agr. College. East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

WILLIAM C. STRAND, (m). Salesman for Illinois Steel Co., Chicago, 
111. Residence, 1319 Wabausia Ave., Chicago, 111. 

JENNE ETHELDA TAYLOR, (w). Eaton Rapids, Mich. 

JOSEPH HANNAH TAYLOR, (m). Resident Engineer, Ducktown 
Sulphur, Copper and Iron Co., Isabella, Tenn. 

CHARLES ALBERT WILLSON, (a). M. S. A. (Univ. of Missouri) 
1910. Associate Professor of Animal Husbandry, University of Ten- 
nessee. Knoxville, Tenn. 

WILLIAM EVERARD WILSON, (m). Care Industrial Works, Bay 
City, Mich. 

WILLIAM PEGRAM WILSON, (m). First Lieutenant, Coast Artillery 
Corps, U. S. A. Fort Strong, Mass. 

tl907 

WILLIAM B. ALLEN, (e). Civil Engineer with Wm. G. Fargo. Resi- 
idence, 124 Martin St., Jackson, Mich. 

HELEN ANDREWS, (w). (Mrs. George O. Stoffer). 209 S. Madi- 
son Ave., LaGrange, 111. 

ANNA M. ANGELL, (w). 504 Ely St., Alma, Mich. 

IRA D. ANGELL, (e). 504 Ely St., Alma, Mich. 



tNOTE — The designation, mechanical course (m), changed to engineering course (e). 

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HELEN M. ASHLEY, (w). (Mrs. W. T. Hill). Davison, Mich. 

EVA BELLE BAILEY, (w). Teacher in San Juan University. Rio 
Piebras, Porto Rico. Box 231. 

JULIUS LEE BAKER, (a). Real Estate Broker. 462 JeflFerson Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

HERBERT RUSSEL BECKWITH, (a). With the Oliver Chilled Plow 
Works. Harrisburg, Pa. 

RACHEL M. BENHAM, (w). Instructor in Bacteriology, Michigan 

Agricultural College, East Lansing. 
EZRA NATHANIEL BOULARD, (a). Farmer. Alto, Mich., R. D. 54. 

LEROY CHARLES BRASS, (e). Computer, City Engineer's Office, 
Seattle, Wash. Residence, 1416 3rd Ave. W., Seattle, Wash. 

GEORGE A. BROWN, (a). Instructor in Animal Husbandry, Michigan 
Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

HARRY LAMBERT BROWN, (a). Chemist with the American Agri- 
cultural Chemical Co. Residence, 199 24th St., Detroit, Mich. 

GEORGE ATKINS BURLEY, (e). President and General Manager, 
Evart Light and Power Co., Evart, Mich. Temporary Offices 312 
Hammond Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 

JAY C. BUTTON, (a). Farmer. Novi, Mich. 

CLAUDE MARSHAL CADE, (e). Assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic 
Survey, Washington, D. C. Home address, Capac, Mich. 

BIRUM G. CAMPBELL, (e). Engineer and chemist with Jackson Gas 
Co., 219 Mechanic St., Jackson, Mich. Residence, 122 S. West Ave., 
Jackson, Mich. 

RUSSELL S. CANFIELD, (e). Civil Engineer, Bridge Department, 
I. C. R. R., Chicago, 111. Residence, 6216 Langley Ave., Chicago, 111. 

ALBERT JAMES CARPENTER, (e). Grain and Coal Business. Ed- 
wardsburg, Mich. 

BURTON B. CLISE, (a). Cashier and Credit Man, Armour & Co. 
Meridian, Miss. 

MYRTLE B. CRAIG, (w). Teacher of Domestic Science in Lincoln 
Institute. Jefferson City, Mo. 

RUTH E. DALZELL, (w). (Mrs. Alfred A. Chambe). 1256 Congress 
St. E., Detroit, Mich. 

WILLIAM W. DeLANGE, (e). Chief Engineer, Gabriel Concrete Rein- 
forcement Co., Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 438 Helen Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

LEROY DORLAND, (e). State Inspector of Orchards and Nurseries. 
Friendswood, Texas. 

STEPHEN WIRT DOTY, (a). Manager of "Dolds Niagara Farm." La 
Salle, N. Y. 

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GORDON Carlton DUDLEY, (e). Real Estate and Fire Insur- 
ance, 518 Murray Bldg., Grand Rapids, Mich. Residence, 242 Sigs- 
bee St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

DANIEL H. ELLIS, (a). Superintendent of Parks, Saginaw, Mich. 
Residence, 216 Hoyt Ave., Saginaw, Mich. 

GEORGE H. ELLIS, (e). Junior Engineer in U. S. Reclaimation Service. 

Powell, Wyo. Home address, Holly, Mich. 
ERNEST C. FOWLER, (a). With Woolson Spice Co., Toledo, Ohio. 

Home address, Hanover, Mich. 
WILBERT W. GASSER, (e). Vice-president and Cashier of Farmers' 

State Bank. Beebe, Ark. 
HUGH I. GLAZIER, (e). Superintendent, Lorimer and Gallagher, The 

Rookery, Chicago, 111. 201 Union St., Chicago, 111. Home address, 

Whitehall, Mich. 
CHRISTIAN H. GOETZ, (f). Assistant Professor of Forestry, Ohio 

State University. Residence 1606 Neil Ave., Columbus, Ohio. 
DAYTON R. GOLDSMITH, (e). Duluth, Minn. Home address, High 

St., Jackson, Mich. 
PHILIP V. GOLDSMITH, (a). Chemist in Pijuan, Cuba. Home ad- 
dress, 961 Hepburn St., Williamsport, Pa. 
FLETCHER A. GOULD, (e). Instructor in Civil Engineering, Oregon 

Agr. College. Corvallis, Ore. 

CHRISTOPHER M. GRANGER, (f). U. S. Forest Service. Denver, 
Colo. 

ORESTES I. GREGG, (a). Fruit Grower. Grants Pass, Ore. 
E. LYNN GROVER, (a). Science Teacher in High School. Greens- 
burg, Ind. 

WALTER LIVINGSTON HART, (a). McAllen Nurseries Co. Mc- 
Allen, Texas. 

LEROY NICHOLS HAYDEN, (e). Designer and Checker— special 
track work, Detroit United Railways Co., 921 Belvidere Ave., De- 
troit, Mich. 

GLENN B. HAYES, (e). Secretary and General Superintendent, Electric 
Power Co. 814 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 

G. ARTHUR HEINRICH, (e). With Chicago Water Bureau. Resi- 
dence, 361 1 N. Perry St., Chicago, 111. 

LYTTON B. HITCHCOCK, (e). Vice-president of Girand Engineering 
Co., Phoenix, Ariz. Address, Florence, Ariz. 

WARREN W. HITCHCOCK, (e). Building Superintendent, Hollabird 
& Roche, Architects, 1618 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago, 111. Resi- 
dence, 847 E. 56th St., Chicago, 111. 

RALPH S. HUDSON, (a). Foreman of Farm at the Michigan Agri- 
cultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

MAURICE FLOWER JOHNSON, (e). Instructor in Mathematics, 
Michigan Agricultural College, East Lansing, Mich. 

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WILMER E. JOHNSON, (e). Structural Draftsman, Architects Office, 
M. C. R. R., 497 Commonwealth Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

INEZ KINNEY, (w). (Mrs. James Tallmadge). 805 N. Walnut St., 
Lansing, Mich. 

HERMAN KRAMER, (e). Surveyor and Civil Engineer, 757 Gratiot 
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

OSCAR A. KRATZ, (e). Draftsman in Office of City Engineer, Port- 
land, Oregon. Residence, 385 3rd St., Portland, Ore. 

EZRA J. KRAUS, (a). Research Assistant, in charge of Horticultural 
Research, Oregon Agricultural College. Residence, 429 N. 8th St., 
Corvallis, Ore. 

CALLA L. KRENTEL, (w). Instructor in Domestic Science, Kansas 
Manual Training Normal College, no Wl Euclid Ave., Pittsburg, 
Kansas. 

SCOTT BARRETT ULUY, (e). C. E. (Cornell University), 1909. As- 
sistant Professor of Civil Engineering, Swarthmore College, Swarth- 
more, Pa. 

WALLACE B. LIVERANCE, (a). Graduate-Student, Wisconsin Univ. 
Madison, Wis. Residence, 302 Johnson Court. 

THOMAS H. McHATTON, (a). B. S. (Spring Hill College of Mobile) 
1903; Sc. D. (Spring Hill College) 1908. Professor of Horticulture, 
University of Georgia. Athens, Ga. 

CHARLES PETER McNAUGHTON, (a). Implement and Hardware 
Merchant. Middleville, Mich. 

LENORE BELLE MARTIN, (w,). Teacher. Republic, Mich. 

VIOLET MILLER, (w). (Mrs. Herbert Dixon). 1511 Sixth St., Bay 
City, Mich. 

RAY F. MINARD, (e). Draftsman, Simple Oil Engine Co., Denver, Colo. 
Residence, 1349 California St., Denver, Colo. 

DALTON MOOMAW, (e). Instructor in Civil Engineering, Case Scien- 
tific School, Cleveland, Ohio. 

J. LINDSAY MYERS, (e). With Bureau of Lands. Manila, P. I. 

ALFONSO G. PALACIO, (a). Farmer and Rancher. Durango, Mexico. 

IVAN E. PARSONS, (a). Farmer. Grand Blanc, Mich. 

CLAIR B. PECK, (e). Mechanical Engineers Office, A. T. & S. F. Ry. 
308 E. 7th St., Topeka, Kansas. 

RAY L. PENNELL, (a). Fruit Farmer. Traverse City, Mich. 

NEAL C. PERRY, (a). In charge of Orchestra, Empire Theater, Hono- 
lulu, H. I. Residence, 134 Vineyard St., Cottage 6, Honolulu, H. I. 

WILLIAM E. PIPER, (e). Heating and Ventilating Engineer, Ameri- 
can Blower Co., Detroit, Mich. Residence, 200 Josephine Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

EMIL C. POKORNY, (e). Contractor, Detroit, Mich. Residence, 275 
Lysander St., Detroit, Mich. 

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IDA B. POKORNY, (w). (Mrs. Emil C. Pokorny). 275 Lysander St., 
Detroit, Mich. 

*OTICE C. POST, (e). Electrical Engineer, Westinghouse Electric & 
Manufacturing Co., East Pittsburg, Pa. Residence, ^22, Whitney 
Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Died Sept. 14, 191 1. 

ALVIN GROSSMAN PRATT, (e). Sales Department, Seager Engine 
Works, Lansing, Mich. Residence, 727 Michigan Ave. W., Lansing, 
Mich. 

LORIN G. RINKLE, (a). M. S. (Univ. of Missouri) 1910. Instructor 
in Dairy Husbandry, University of Missouri. 703 Hitt St., Colum- 
bia, Mo. 

EARL P. ROBINSON, (a). Farmer. St. Louis, Mich. R. R D. 3. 

EDITH ROBY, (w). Teacher in Lansing Public Schools. Home ad- 
dress, Haslett, Mich. 

FLORENCE B. ROUNDS, (w). Student at the University of Michigan. 
912 Monroe St., Ann Arbor, Mich. 

CLIFFORD L. ROWE, (e). With Detroit Bridge and Steel Co., River 
Rouge, Michigan. Residence, 1171 Lafayette Boulevard, Detroit, 
Mich. 

RUDOLPH H. SEILER, (e). Bremen, Ind. 

PAUL HAROLD SHUTTLEWORTH, (a). Manager, S. H. Knox & 
Co., Lincoln, 111. 

GUY W. SMITH, (a). Farmer. Bay City, Texas. 

LYLE E. SMITH, (e). Draftsman, Newaygo Engineering Co. Newaygo, 
Mich. 

BURT C. STEWART, (e). Chief Draftsman, Murphy Iron Works, 
Detroit, Mich. Residence, 520 McClellan Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

HARRY GARDNER STONE, (a). Dairyman at Lake' Forest, 111. 

ERNEST H. TAYLOR, (e). Carpenter. Oxford, Mich. 

FENT E. N. THATCHER, (e). Civil Engineer, American Steel Foun- 
dries, Alliance, Ohio. Residence, Reed No. 3, Broadway St., Alli- 
ance, Ohio. Permanent address, Ravenna, Mich. 

EARLE A. TOWNE, (e). With Seager Engine Works, Lansing, Mich. 
Residence, 302 N. Sycamore St., Lansing, Mich. 

ALONZO ARVA TOWNER, (a). Chemist, 31 N. State St., Chicago, 111. 
Residence, 5359 S. Morgan St., Chicago, 111. 

ERNEST VANALSTINE, (a). Assistant Chemist, Illinois Agricultural 
Experiment Station. Residence, 1018 W. Oregon St., Urbana, 111. 

ANDREW S. VANHALTEREN, (e). Head of Construction Depart- 
ment, Seager Engine Works, Lansing, Mich. Residence, 919 Jerome 
St., Lansing, Mich. Temporary address, Box 542, Cairo, Egypt. 

GARFIELD VERRAN, (e). Superintendent of Construction for Mark 
Fitzpatrick, Architect, St. Paul, Minn. Residence, 164 College Ave., 
St. Paul, Minn. 

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ROY H. WAIl^E, (a). Pouitryman, Experiment Station, College Parle, 
Md. 

WALTER WARDEN, (a). Farmer. Rushton, Mich. R. F. D. i. 

HAROLD BERTRAM WEEKS, (a). Fruit Grower. Albion, Mich. 

OLIVER K. WHITE, (a). Field Agent in Horticulture, Michigan Agri- 
cultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

JOHN CLYDE WILCOX, (a). Florist. Hastings, Mich. 

EDWIN A. WILLSON, (a). Assistant Agricultural Agent, Great North- 
ern Ry. Great Falls, Mont. 

ARTHUR WILLIAM WILSON, (e). With Motch & Merryweather 
Machinery Co., 840 Majestic Building, Detroit. Residence, 330 
Meldrum Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

LEE H. WRIGHT, (e). Chief Tool Designer, Rapid Motor Vehicle 
Co., Pontiac, Mich. 

tl908 

MARSHALL RANSOM ALLEN, (a). Assistant Superintendent Michi- 
gan Sugar Co., Sebewaing, Mich. 

NEINA F. ANDREWS, (h). Teacher of Domestic Art and Science in 
Public Schools. Mesa, Arizona. 

PHILIP J. BAKER, (e). With Reo Motor Car Co., Lansing, Mich. Resi- 
dence, 607 Barnes Ave. W. 

FLOYD M. BARDEN, (a). Farmer and Fruit Grower. South Haven 
Mich. 

ARTHUR T. BARLEY, (e). With W. E. Wood. Residence, 276 W. 
Hancock Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

FLORENCE M. BARLOW, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science in Public 
Schools, Lansing, Mich. Residence, 1035 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing. 

FANNIE E. BEAL, (h). Teacher. 58 S. Winter St., Adrian, Mich. 
Home address, Addison, Mich. 

HAZLE A. BEARD, (h). Teacher, Perry, Mich. Home address, Mor- 
tice, Mich. 

FRANK G. BORN, (e). With Grabow,sky Power Wagon Co., Detroit, 
Mich. Residence, 1353 Helen Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

JESSE G. BOYLE, (a). M. S. (Purdue University) 1911. Instructor in 
Horticulture, Purdue University. Residence, 124 Thornell St., La- 
fayette, Ind. 

ARCHIE WILLIAM BREWSTER, (e). Tool Designer, Detroit Lubri- 
cator, Detroit, Mich. Residence, 1462 Fourteenth Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. 

WALTER P. BROWN, (e). Superintendent of Construction for the 
Rath Construction Co., Toledo, Ohio. Residence, 809 City Park 
Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 



■^NOTE) — The desig^nation of the course for women changed to Home Economics 
course (h). 

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LEROY L. BURRELL, (a). Horticulturist on the Navajo Reservation, 
Shiprock, New Mexico. 

JAMES R. CAMPBELL, (e). Second Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps, 
U. S. A. Key West Barracks, Fla. 

RALPH J. CARR, (a). Junior Animal Husbandman, U. S. Department 
of Agriculture ; Bureau of Animal Industry, Experiment Station, 
Bethesda, Md. Residence, Apartment 7, The Nonquitt, 2914 nth 
St. N. W., Washington, D. C. 

ROSWELL G. CARR, (a). Manager Church Farm, Sibley, Mich. 

RUTH CARREL, (h). (Mrs. Thomas W. Mason). State College, Pa. 

IRVING D. CHARLTON, (e). Instructor in Farm Mechanics, Wash- 
ington State Agricultural College. Pullman, Wash. 

S. L. CHRISTENSEN, (e). Superintendent, Ohio & Texas Sugar Co. 
Brownsville, Texas. 

MYRON A. COBB, (a). Department of Agriculture, Central State Nor- 
mal College. Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 

HENRY M. CONOLLY, (a). Teacher of Horticulture in the Ala- 
bama Argicultural College. Auburn, Ala. 

BESS COVELL, (h). (Mrs. Fletcher iGould). Corvallis, Ore. 

ACASTUS L. DARBEE, (a). Fruit Grower. East Jordan, Mich. R. F. 
D. I. 

JAMES R. DICE, (a). Teacher in New York State School of Agricul- 
ture. Morrisville, N. Y. 

MYRON J. DIKEMAN, (e). With Empire Bridge Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Residence, 149 Milton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

*GLENN W. DODGE, (e). Almont, Mich. Died while in attendance 
at the College, May 31, 1908. 

ALBERT C. DWIGHT, (e). Stock and Dairy Farmer. Decatur, Mich. 

MAUD E. FERGUSON, (h). Teacher of Domestic Art in High School. 
852 Broadway, Toledo, Ohio. 

LEWIS S. FULLER, (e). Aid, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, 
D. C. Home address. East Lansing, Mich. 

ROY H. GILBERT, (e). Principal of High School, Grand Haven, Mich. 
Home address, Reed City, Mich. 

J. VERNE GONGWER, (e). Instrumentman, P. R. & N. Ry. (Con- 
stl-uction). Timber, Ore. Care L. S. Miller, Division Engineer. 

HARRY W. HAGAMAN, (e). Asphalt Plant Inspection Work for City 
of Chicago. Residence, 4034 Indiana Ave., Chicago, 111. 

MARION EMMET HALL, (e). Teacher in Rochester College, Roches- 
ter, Ind. 

CHARLES E. HELLER, (a). Instructor in Horticulture, Massachusetts 
Agricultural College. Amherst, Mass. 

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NEWELL J. HILL, (e). With F. R VanTuyl, Consulting Engineer, De- 
troit, Mich. Union Trust Bldg. Residence, 159 E. Milwaukee Ave., 
Detroit. 

WALTER ARMSTRONG HOPSON, (f). Forest Assistant, Denver, 
Colo. 

SAMUEL W. HORTON, (a). Farmer. Fruit Ridge, Mich. 

AMY D. HURLBURT, (h). (Mrs. J. T. Fowler). 36 Lexington Place, 

Pontiac, Mich. 
LORA M. HYDE, (h). (Mrs. O. A. Kratz). Portland, Ore. 
JEAN A. INGLIS, (h). Teacher of Domestic Art in Detroit Public 

Schools. 310 24th St., Detroit, Mich. 

FRANCIS KIEFER, (f). Forester. Care U. S. Forest Service. Har- 
rison, Ark. 

IRVING G. KOEHLER, (e). Instructor in Manual Training, Detroit 
Public Schools. 697 Ferdinand Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

EDWARD C. KREHL, (a). In charge of dairy at Halcyon Farm. 
Grosse Isle, Mich. 

KELLEY BENJAMIN LEMMON, (e). First Lieutenant, Coast Artil- 
lery, U. S. A. Fort McKinley, Portland, Maine. 

GEORGE H. McVANNEL, (e). Eaton County Drain Office, Charlotte, 
Mich. 

HERBERT E. MARSH, (e). Instructor in Civil Engineering, Michigan 
Agricultural College, East Lansing, Mich. Residence, 309 Saginaw 
St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

EVAN S. MARTIN, (e). Assistant Engineer with C. A. P. Turner, 
Consulting Engineer, Minneapolis, Minn. 60 Broadway, New. 
York, N. Y. 

CLYDE E. MERWIN, (e). With Pere Marquette Ry., Toledo Division. 
Residence, 102 Monroe Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. 

MABEL MOSHER, (h). 412 Genesee St., Lansing, Mich. 

HARRY H. MUSSELMAN, (e). Instructor in Farm Mechanics, Michi- 
gan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

CHARLES B. NORTON, (e). With L. S. & M. S. Ry., Cleveland, 
Ohio. Residence, 7105 Lexington Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 

FRANCIS O'GARA, (e). With Trans-Continental Ry. Mail No. 4, 
District C, Cochrane, Ont. 

GRACE OWEN, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science and Manual Train- 
ing. 128 E. Pleasant St., Portage, Wis. Home address, Vernon, 
Mich. 

WARD HENRY PARKER, (a). Farmer. Grand Blanc, Mich. 
ROPHA V. PEARSALL, (e). Engineer. Bakersfield, Calif. 
MARY E. PRATT, (h). (Mrs. Ray G. Potts). Washington, Mich. 
SHELBY E. RACE, (e). Eastern Sales Manager, Lansing Wheelbar- 
row Works. Residence, 523 Maple St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

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WILLIAM M. RIDER, (a). Professor of Animal Husbandry and Dairy- 
ing, Winona College of Agriculture. Winona Lake, Ind. 

ALBERT E. RIGTERINK, (a). Chemist, The De Free Chemical Co. 
Holland, Mich. 

EARL F. RILEY, (e). Construction Work, Chicago Great Western Ry. 
8is Cass St., Chicago, 111. 

BENJAMIN CARL ROGERS, (e). With Lansing Apparatus and 
Specialty Co. 316 Isbell St., Lansing, Mich. 

ELMER J. RORK, (e). Assistant Superintendent, Prest-0-Lite Co., In- 
dianapolis, Ind. Care Y. M. C. A. 

JOSEPH A. ROSEN, (a) Chief of the American Agricultural Bureau of 
the Governmental Zemtsvo of Ekaterinoslav, Russia. 428 Andrus 
BIdg., Minneapolis, Minn. Residence, 2515 W. 40th St., Minneapolis 
Minn. 

HERBERT M. ROUSE, (e). With the California Development Co. 
Calexico, Cal. 

PERCY CLAIRE SCHROYER, (e). Assistant Engineer, Massachusetts 
Agricultural College. Residence, 120 Pleasant St., Amherst, Mass. 

ERNEST J. SHASSBERGER, (e). Teacher in High School. Lansing, 
Mich. 

HAROLD C. SHERMAN, (e). Instrumentman, M. C. Ry., Detroit, 
Mich. Residence, 557 Third Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

HUBER SHULL, (a). In charge of "Yama Farms." Napanoch, N. Y. 

RAY A. SMALL, (e). Superintendent of Construction, Commonwealth 
Power Co., Jackson, Mich. 

WALTER H. SMALL, (e). Teacher of Manual Training in Male High 
School, Louisville, Ky. 

ANTHONY L. SNYDER, (e). Engineering Work. Home address, 
San Diego, Calif. 

OIE W. STEPHENSON, (e). Residence, 1156 Garfield Ave. Detroit, 
Mich. 

CLARENCE H. SUTHERLAND, (e). Construction Engineer. Birm- 
ingham, Mich. 

FRANKLIN V. TENKONOHY, (e). With M. C. R. R., Detroit, Mich. 
Residence, 91 Melrose Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

GILBERT S. VALENTINE, (e). With American Locomotive Co., Dun- 
kirk, N. Y. 327 Plover St., Dunkirk, N. Y. 

JOHN M. WALKUP, (a). Farmer. North Crystal Lake, 111. 

GRACE L. WARNER, (h.) Teacher of Domestic Science. Dennison, 
Iowa. 

JOHN W. WILBUR, (a). Farmer. Richmond, Va. R. D. 2. 

A. R. WILCOX, (f). Forest Assistant, U. S. Forest Service. Beck 
Bldg. Portland, Ore. 

EUGENE L WILCOX, (a). Farmer. South Haven, Mich. 

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CLAUDE V. WILLIAMS, (e). Resident Engineer, Highway Commis- 
sion, San Diego Co., Cal. Box 483 San Diego, Cal. 

FRANK B. WILSON, (a). Rancher. Phoenix, Arizona. Box 603. 
LLOYD E. WOOD, (e). With the National Brake and Electric Co., 1204 
Trinity Bldg., New York, N. Y. 

WALTER EUSTUS ADAM ZIMMER, (e). Drainage Engineer; also 
City Engineer, Mason, Mich. 

1909 

GERALD HENRY ALLEN, (e). Head of Maintenance Department, 
Ford Motor Co., Detroit. Residence, 234 Hubbard Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. 

MARY GERALDINE ALLEN, (h). Teacher of Domestic Art, Manual 
Training and Physical Training in the State Normal. Cape Girar- 
dean. Mo. 

BEN HENRY ANIBAL, (e). Chief Checker, Engineering Department, 
Chalmers Motor Co., Detroit, Mich. Residence, 392 Garland Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

♦MYRON BILLINGS ASHLEY, (a). Davison, Mich. Died Sept., 191 1. 

WILLIAM JACOB BAUMGRAS, (e). Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- 
road Co. Geological Dept. Birmingham, Ala. 2601 Brown-Marx 
Bldg. 

LEON VAN RENSSLAER BELKNAP, (e). Construction Engineer, 
U. S. Gypsum Co., Alabaster, Mich. 

LESLIE HOWARD BELKNAP, (e). Deputy County Surveyor of Iosco 
Co., Mich. Residence, Whittemore, Mich. 

GEORGE ANDREW BIGNELL, (f). Assistant Forest Ranger, U. S. 
Forest Service. Kalispell, Montana. Home address, Belding, Mich. 

MYRON RALPH BOWERMAN, (e). Structural Draftsman, Phillips, 
Lang & Co., 1242 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago, 111. Residence, 2126 
S. Central Park Ave., Chicago, 111. 

DAVID LEONIDAS BOYD, (e). With Morgan Truck Co. Residence, 
54 Oread St., Worcester, Mass. 

ROBERT CHESTER BRODIE, (a). Farmer. Canby, Oregon. R. F. 
D. 2. Box No. 52. 

FAY FARNHAM BURROUGHS, (e). In Electrical Engineering Office, 
Michigan United Railway Co., Jackson, Mich. Address, 315 Fourth 
St., Jackson, Mich. 

BERTHA CLIFFORD CAMERON, (h). Teacher, Clio, Mich. Home 
address, Wacousta, Mich. 

JOSEPH A. CAVANAGH, (a). Foreman of Lead Arsenate Plant, Dow 
Chemical Co., Midland, Mich. 

ALONZO HIRAM CHASE, (a). Farmer. Racket River, N. Y. 

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BRIGGS LYMAN CLARK, (e). With the General Electric Co., Sche- 
nectady, N. Y., 411 Hulett St., Schenectady. Home address, 
Howell, Mich. R. D. 2. 

CHARLES GARY COBB, (e). With Lansing Wheelbarrow Works. 
Residence, 818 N. Seymour St., Lansing, Mich. 

ZENAS EUGENE COLBY, (e). Draftsman, Industrial Works, Bay City, 
Mich. Residence, 113 Franklin Ave., Bay City, Mich. 

AMOS HALE CROSBY, (a). Farmer. New Buffalo, Mich. 

FRANK H. DAINS, (e). Contracting Plumber, W. W. Armstrong & 
Co., 115 Allegan St. E., Lansing, Mich. Residence, Lansing, Mich. 

ROBERT EMMETT DICKSON, (f). M. F. (Yale) 1910. East Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

CHARLES DUNLAP, (e). Designer, American Bridge Co., Gary, Ind. 
Residence, 540 Madison St., Gary, Ind. 

CHARLES H. EDWARDS, (f). U. S. Forest Service, Anaconda, Mon- 
tana. 

CHARLES WILLIAM EDWARDS, (a). Agricultural Inspector, Bureau 
of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture. Manila, P. I. 

CLYDE LAMONT EMERY, (e). Engineer. Albion, Mich. 

HELEN MARTHA ESSELSTYN, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science 
in Public Schools, Flint, Mich. Home address, 208 Maple St., 
Lansing, Mich. 

OSCAR WILLIAM FAIRBANKS, (e). Teacher of Science and Manu- 
ual Training in High School. Bottineau, N. Dak. 

STAGEY STEPHEN FISHER, (e). With Garford Automobile Co., 
Elyria, O. Residence, 209 Clark St., Elyria, Ohio. 

WILLIAM DAVID FRAZER, (e). Second Lieutenant U. S. Coast 

Artillery Corps. Fort Williams, Maine. 
ALFONSO GARCINAVA, (a). Rancher. Hacienda "La Purisima," 

Estacion Catalina, Durango, Mexico. 

SHIRLEY MAY GARDNER, (h). (Mrs. William David Frazer). Fort 
Williams, Maine. 

GLENN ARTHUR GILBERT, (a). Teacher in Dunn County Agricul- 
tural School. Menomonie, Wis. 

CLYDE B. GORTON, (e). Draftsman Commonwealth Power Co., 315 
4th St., Jackson, Mich. 

OLIVE ESTELLE GRAHAM, (h). (Mrs. Harold Bennett). Lansing, 
Mich. 

JACOB LIGHT GRAYBILL, (a). Instructor in Dairying, Hampton 
Institute, Hampton, Va. 

CLAUDE GREENHOE, (e). Sheridan, Mich. 

FLORENCE LOUISE HALL, (h). Teacher of Mathematics, Lansing 
High School. 208 Maple St., Lansing, Mich. Home address. Port 
Austin, Mich. 

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HOWARD HISTAND HARRISON, (e). With Land Department, Lake 
Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Residence, 
7105 Lexington Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 

WILLIAM HENRY HARTMAN, (e). Construction Engineer, U. S. 
Gypsum Co., 200 Monroe St., Chicago, 111. Residence, 309 i6th St. 

ROY GABRIEL HOOPINGARNER, (a). Instructor in Farm Crops, 
Michigan Agricultural College, East Lansing, Mich. 

KARL EARNEST HOPPHAN, (e). Instructor in Mathematics, Mich- 
igan Agricultural College, East Lansing, Mich. Residence, 1019 N. 
Cedar St., Lansing, Mich. 

GEORGE FREEMAN HUBBARD, (a). Farmer. Clarkston, Mich. 

NELSON BLOOD HUBBARD, (e). Draftsman, Lozier Motor Co., 
Detroit, Mich. Residence, 878 2nd Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

EDITH F. HUDSON, (h). Home address, Okemos, Mich. 

M. ETHLYN HUDSON, (h). (Mrs. G. C. White). Maple Rapids, 
Mich. 

EDWIN B. HULETT, (a). Chemist, John T. Lewis & Bros. Co. 130 
E. Elonor St., Philadelphia, Pa. 

ALEM JOHN HUTCHINS, (a). Teacher of Agriculture and Science 
in Public Schools. St. Louis, Mich. 

LETA HANNAH HYDE, (h). (Mrs. F. G. Keller), 3301 University 
Ave., S. E., Minneapolis, Minn. 

HARLOW DEWEY INGALL, (a). Farmer. Morenci, Mich. 

BEN JEROME, (e). Chief Draftsman, Couple^Gear Freight Wheel Co., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. Residence, 764 Home Ave., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 

GEORGE BERNARD KAMPS, (e). Erecting Engineer with The Na- 
tional Co., Waterworks Engineers and Contractors, South Bend, 
Ind. Residence, 119 E. Ohio St., South Bend, Ind. 

HARRY LAVERNE KEMPSTER, (a). Assistant Professor of Poultry 
Husbandry, University of Missouri. Columbia, Mo. 

FRIEND HANS KIERSTEAD, (e). Student Engineer, General Elec- 
tric Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Residence, 8 Brandywine Ave., Sche- 
nectady, N. Y. 

JUSTIN HAROLD KLINE, (e). Draftsman for The Sanitary District 
of Chicago. Residence, 1629 Adams St., Chicago, 111. Home ad- 
dress, Hillsdale, Mich. 

SETH FRED KNIGHT, (e). Draftsman, American Bridge Co., Gary, 
Ind. Residence, 6730 Perry Ave., Chicago, 111. Home address, 
Buchanan, Mich. 

CATHERINE ELIZABETH KOCH, (h). Department of Rural Schools, 
Western Michigan Normal College, Kalamazoo, Mich. Residence, 
939 Walwood Place, Kalamazoo, Mich. 

RAYMOND LAPP KURTZ, (e). Draftsman, Weston-Mott Co., Flint, 
Mich. Residence, 112 Wood St., Flint, Mich. 

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CHARLES WILLIAM LAPWORTH, (e). Assistant to Resident En- 
gineer, Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co., Delray Plant of De- 
troit Edison Co. Residence, 888 Field Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

ALICE LEONI LATSON, (h). Teacher. Chassell, Mich. 

GEORGE W. LINDSLEY, (a). Market Gardener. Harbor Springs, 
Mich. 

ROY ROBERT LYON, (e). Lieutenant, U. S. A. Coast Artillery Corps. 
Fort Terry, N. Y. 

JAMES HENRY McCADIE, (e). In charge of the Forge and Heat 
Treating Department, Lozier Motor Co., Detroit, Mich. Residence, 
950 Field Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

NELSON McCULLOUGH, (e). With Lozier Motor Co. Residence, 
1472 Belvidere, Detroit, Mich. 

JUSTIN JOHN McDEVITT, (e). Construction Work. 36 Selden Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

GRACE I. MARTIN, (h). Teacher. FowJerville, Mich. Home address. 
Homer, Mich. 

CHARLES WILKINS MASON, (a). Agricultural Agent, Southern 
Railway. Asheville, N. C. 

JOHN ALFRED MITCHELL, (f). Forest Assistant, U. S. Forest Ser- 
vice. San Francisco, Cal. 

WALTER NEIL MOSS, (e). Apprentice, Seager Engine Works, Lan- 
sing, Mich. Residence, 428 Allegan St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

RUSSELL ALGER MURDOCK, (e). Surveyor and Builder, with H. 
L. Russell of Detroit, Mich. Residence, 175 24th St., Detroit, Mich. 
Home address, Pigeon, Mich. 

CLAUD LAWRENCE NASH, (a). Teacher of Agriculture in Schools. 
Union City, Mich. 

CHARLES J. OVIATT, (a). Assistant Wool Expert, Wyoming Uni- 
versity. Laramie, W^yo. 

FRANK PARKER, (e). Construction Superintendent, Lewis & Kitchen, 
Chicago, 111. Residence, 1200 Michigan, Ave., Chicago, 111. 

LA VERNE LEWIS PERKINS, (e). With National Express Co. Flush- 
ing, Mich. 

OTTO ARTHUR POKORNY, (e). With Pokorny & Co., General Con- 
tractors, office and shop, 271 Lysander St., Detroit, Mich. Resi- 
dence, 303 Medbury Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

WALTER POSTIFF, (a). Farmer. Greenfield, Mich. 

BURR BARTRAM PRATT, (a). Assistant in Fruit Transportation and 
Storage Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Depart- 
ment of Agriculture. Washington, D. C. Care Department of 
Field Investigation in Pomology. 
HUBERT CUSHMAN PRATT, (e). With Thomas Drysdale & Co., 
Buenos Aires, Argentina, S. A. 

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JUDSON EDMUND PRATT, (a). Cost Clerk, Olds Motor Works, 
Lansing, Mich. Residence, 204 W. Ionia St., Lansing, Mich. 

ALLEEN RAYNOR, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science in Schools. 
Traverse City, Mich. Home address, 354 Lake Ave., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 

ROBERT MORLEY REYNOLDS, (a). Farmer. Rapid City, Mich. 
R. D. 2. 

BENJAMIN H. ROBERTS, (a). Farmer. Grand Rapids, Mich. R. F, 
D. 5. 

JAMES EARL ROBERTSON, (e). Instructor in Mathematics, Mich- 
igan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

MYRTA H. SEVERANCE, (h). (Mrs. Floyd Barden). South Haven, 
Mich. 

LEROY CLARKE SMITH, (e). Assistant Engineer, State Highway 
Department, Lansing, Mich. Residence, 516 W. Franklin Ave., 
Lansing, Mich. 

ALBERT SOBEY, (e). Instructor Michigan College of Mines, Hough- 
ton, Mich. Residence, Hancock, Mich. 

MILTON W. SPRAGUE, (a). Live Stock Farmer. Vermontville, Mich. 

CHARLES H. SPURWAY, (a). Instructor in Soil Physics, Michigan 
Agricultural College. Residence, 222 Jones St., Lansing, Mich. 

WILLIAM ROGERS STAFFORD, (e). Secretary and Manager,- Port 
Hope Telephone Co. Port Hope, Mich. 

GLENN HOUGH STEPHEN, (e). With U. S. Gypsum Co., Chicago, 
111. Residence, 5820 Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111. Home ad- 
dress, Vassar, Mich. 

RUSSELL VAUGHN TANNER, (f). Assistant Forest Ranger, U. S. 
Forest Service. Libby, Mont. 

CHARLES CHANDLER TAYLOR, (a). Entomologist, Kentucky To- 
bacco Product Co. Louisville, Ky. 

FLOYD CLYDE TAYLOR, (e). Checker, Weston-Mott Co., Flint, 
Mich. Residence, 523 W. 3rd St., Flint, Mich. 

REESE WARNER TAYLOR, (f). Forester, U. S. Forest Service. Og- 
den, Utah. 

MAX L. TOWER, (a). Chemist and Bacteriologist, Williams Bros. Co., 
Food Firm. 746 Hudson Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

WINFORD C. TROUT, (a). Assistant to the Superintendent of Parks 
and Cemeteries. 1046 Madison Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

FLOYD HERBERT VALENTINE, (e). With Cleveland Illuminating 
Co., Cleveland, O. Residence, 1935 E. 70th St., Cleveland, Ohio. 

FRANK KLINE WEBB, (e). With Converse Bridge Co., Chattanooga, 
Tenn. 

JACOB SLOAT WELLES, (a). Live Stock Farmer. Elmira, N. Y. 
R. F. D. I. 



FRANK ESLER WOOD, (e). Student Apprentice, Seager Engine 
Works, Lansing, Mich. Residence, East Lansing, Mich. 

1910 

Maclean MORTON BABCOCK, (e). Chemist, Chas. W. Pope Beet 
Sugar Mfg. Co., Riverdale, 111. 

MARY BLANCHE BAIR, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science in Public 
Schools. Onawa, Iowa. 

NELLIE BANGS, (h). (Mrs. Eugene I. Wilcox). South Haven, Mich. 

GLENN ASBURY BARCROFT, (e). Civil Engineer. Culebra, Canal 
Zone, Panama. 

WILHELMINA RUTH BATES, (h). Teacher of Domestic Art in the 
Detroit Schools. Home address, Hastings, Mich. 

LEROY LOWELL BENEDICT, (e). Care Michigan Power Co. Lan- 
sing, Mich. 

CATHERINE FRANCIS BENHAM, (h). Bacteriological Laboratory, 
Research Department, Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit, Mich. Resi- 
dence, 135 1 Rivard St., Detroit, Mich. 

JOHN NORTHRUP BIDWELL, (e). With Bidwell Bros., Architects 
and Builders. 1406 N. St., Sacramento, Cal. 

EDWARD LAKIN BROWN, (a). Farmer. Schoolcraft, Mich. 

GLEN PULVER BURKHART, (e). Draughtsman with Detroit United 
Railway Co. Residence, "The Marion," Warren and Woodward 
Aves., Detroit, Mich. 

THOMAS BURT, (a). Chemist, iiii Union Trust Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 
Home address, Redford, Mich. 

ELWOOD PERRY BUSHNELL, (f). Forester, U. S. Forestry Service, 
Northfork, California. 

ARTHUR LAWRENCE CAMPBELL, (a). Rancher. Arapahoe, Wyo. 

Home address, Cheat Haven, Pa. 
BENTON CAT ALINE, (e). Draftsman, Weston Mott Co., Flint, Mich. 
GORDON CAVANAGH, (e). With William A. Baehr, Consulting En- 
gineer, Peoples Gas Bldg., Chicago, 111. Residence, 39 E. Chestnut 

St., Chicago, 111. 
JULIUS WILLIAM CHAPIN, (a). Teacher of Agriculture in High 

School. North Adams, Mich. 
KATHERINE G. CLARK, (h). (Mrs. W. E. Perry). 702 Langside, 

Winnipeg, Canada. 
CLARENCE GROVER CLIPPERT, (a). Chemist. 2704 Fort St. W., 

Detroit, Mich. 
REMIE COOLS, (e). Draftsman, Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, Mich. 
FLORENCE ETHEL COPSON, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science and 

Art in Township High School, Geneseo, III. Home address. Grand 

Rapids, Mich. R. D. 8. 



RAY GEORGE CRANE, (a). Teacher of Agriculture in High School. 
Otsego, Mich. 

ELMER RAY DAIL, (e). Engineer for Michigan Bridge & Pipe Co. 
Residence, 902 Eureka St., Lansing, Mich. 

FRANK WILSON DARLING, (f). With State Forest, Fish and Game 
Commission. 252 Broad St., Salamanica, N. Y. 

JOHN CONELY DeCAMP, (f). Forester, San Juan National Forest, 
Durango, Colo. 

LLOYD WELD DOUGHERTY, (e). Student Apprentice with Allis- 
Chalmers Co. 2340 Norwood Ave., Norwood, Ohio. 

HOWARD HIGBY DOUGLASS, (a). Graduate Student, Univ. of Wis- 
consin, Madison. Residence, 302 Johnson Court. 

BERTRAM GALLOWAY EGERTON, (e). With Stormfeltz-Loveley 
Co., Real Estate, 76 Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. Residence, 39 
Owen St., Detroit, Mich. 

HELEN EMERY, (h). Residence, 427 Grand Ave. S., Lansing, Mich. 

MAX DANIEL FARMER, (e). Instructor in Drawing Department, 
Michigan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. Residence, 
801 Jerome St., Lansing, Mich. 

MILDRED GRACE FERGUSON, (h). Teacher, East Lansing Schools. 
Home address, Haslett, Mich. 

HARRY RODERICK ERASER, (e). Fruit Grower, Harbor Springs, 
Mich. 

IRVING GILSON, (f). Instructor in Forestry, Michigan Agricultural 
College. East Lansing, Mich. 

SAMUEL CHARLES HAGENBUCH, (a). Farmer. Elm Terrace 
Farm, Three Rivers, Mich. 

EUGENE Deforest HALLOCK, (e). Niles, Mich., R. D. 3. 

FLORENCE FERN HARRISON, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science, 
Industrial Home for Girls. Adrian, Mich. 

GEORGE WILLIAM HOBBS, (e). Assistant in Mechanical Engineer- 
ing, Michigan Agricultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

CLAUDE LEROY HODGMAN, (e). Draftsman, Union Steam Pump 

Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Residence, 316 W. Main St., Battle Creek, 

Mich, 
BRUCE EARL HOFFMAN, (f). Forest Assistant, Tongass, National 

Forest. Ketchikan, Alaska. 
ERNEST GLEN HOFFMAN, (e). Supply Officer, Lanao Constabulary, 

Dansalan, Lanao, P. I. 
THOMAS MILTON HOOPER, (e). With the Michigan Power Co., 

Lansing, Mich. Residence, no Marshall Ave., Lansing, Mich. 

RALPH ZUBLIN HOPKINS, (e). Draftsman, W. E. Wood, Building 
Constructor. Residence, 2408 Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Mich. 

102 



ALBERT LEE HURD, (a). Manager of Farm. Gagetowji, Mich. R. 
D. I. 

MINNIE ESSELINE JOHNSON, (h). 84 Terrace Ave., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 

MAX LOCKWOOD JOHNSTON, (a). Farmer. Linden, Mich. 

THOMAS ANDREW JORDAN, (e). With The American Bridge Co., 

Wrightwood and Clybourn Aves., Chicago, 111. Residence, 2257 N. 

Sawyer Ave., Chicago, 111. 

EZRA E. KURTZ, (e). Superintendent Clinton Union Schools, Clin- 
ton, Mich. 

GEORGIANA RUTH LAMBERT, (h). 239 Fourth Ave., Phoenixville, 
Pa. 

OLIVER COOK LAWRENCE, (a). Farmer. Hudson, Mich. 

CHARLES ALEXANDER LEMMON, (e). Salesman, Studebaker 
Corporation, Ohio Branch. Residence, 4019 Prospect Ave., Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 

HUGH EDWARD LYNCH, (f). City Forester. Grand Rapids, Mich. 

PARNELL GLADSTONE McKENNA, (e). With the Geological Sur- 
vey, Lansing, Mich. Home address, Quinnesec, Mich. 

IRA D. McLACHLAN, (e). Engineer in U. S. Engineer's Office 
at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 

CLARK D. MASON, (a). Teacher of Agriculture and Science, Lavk^ton 
High School, Lawton, Mich. 

WILLIAM GILBERT MAY, (e). Student Apprentice, Allis-Chalmers 
Co. East Norwood, Ohio. Residence, 2340 Norwood Ave., Nor- 
wood, Ohio. 

LYNN De COURSEY MEAD, (e). Draftsman, Blood Bros. Machine 
Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. Residence, 214 E. Walnut St. 

ALONZO McCLAIR MILLER, (e). Structural Detailer, Hay Foundry 
and Iron Works, Newark, N. J. Residence, 107 Halsey St., Newark, 
N. J. 

JOHN PHILIP MILLER, (a). Horticulturist, Victor, Mont. 

HERBERT WADE MILLS, (e). D. U. R., Department of Power. De- 
troit, Mich. Residence, 954 Trumbull Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

CLYDE DELL MOORE, (e). With Emerson Co., Standard Practice and 
Efficiency Engineers of New York. Address, Freeport, Mich. 

HARRY OLIN, (f). Instructor in Rush City Schools, Rush City, Minn. 

ARTHUR HOUGH PERRINE, (a). Farmer. Rives Junction, Mich. 
R. D. 2. 

CARL VAN ANDE PERRY, (e). Surveyor. Charlotte, Mich., R. D. 4. 

PHILIP HENRY PIPER, (e). Estimator and Superintendent of Con- 
struction. I. E. Boomer, Mason Contractor. Residence, 200 Jose- 
phine Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

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CHARLES HENRY PONITZ, (e). Draftsman. 497 E. Fort St., De- 
troit, Mich. Home address, Hudsonville, Mich. 

ARTHUR PRESSWOOD PULLING, (e). With Jackson Gas Co. Resi- 
dence, 705 S. Mechanic St., Jackson, Mich. Home address, Parma, 
Mich. 

ELI L. RODEGEB, (a). Teacher of Agriculture in High School. Red 
Creek, N. Y. 

MABEL CLAIRE ROGERS, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science and 
Domestic Art in Schools. Midland, Mich. Home address, 300 S. 
Pine St., Lansing, Mich. 

ARTHUR HERBERT SARGEANT, (e). Overhead Construction Dept. 
Detroit United Railway Co., Detroit, Mich. Residence, 1066 Four- 
teenth Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

JAMES EUGENE SHAW, (e). Draftsman, Olds Motor Works. Resi- 
dence, 528 Carlton Terrace, Lansing, Mich. 

JAMES LESTER SHAW, (e). Electrical Draftsman, Sargent & Lundy, 
Engineers, Railway Exchange Bldg., Chicago. Residence, 58 W. 
Goethe St., Chicago, 111. 

CLAUDE EDMUND SMITH, (a). Horticulturist with Western Mich- 
igan Development Bureau, Traverse City, Mich. Home address, 
Merle Beach, Mich. 

JOHN ANDREW SMITH, (a). Assistant to Entomologist. Harrisburg, 
Pa. 

OREN LEONE SNOW, (e). Instructor in Physics, Michigan Agricul- 
tural College., East Lansing, Mich. Residence, 318 Logan St., 
Lansing, Mich. 

WINFIELD CHESTER SPRATT, (a). Teacher of Agriculture in 
High School, Ada, Minn. 

ALLAN BRUCE STIRLING, (e). Draftsman, Chalmers Motor Co., 
Detroit, Mich. 

CLARA ALMA STOLTE, (h). Teacher in Lansing Schools. Resi- 
dence, 320 Washtenaw St. W., Lansing, Mich. 

HAZEL CHARLOTTE TAFT, (h). East Lansing, Mich. 

VERNON NEWTON TAGGETT, (e). Inspector, B. & O. Ry. Walk- 
erton, Ind. 

ROBERT LOGHEAD TAYLOR, (a). Farmer. Lapeer, Mich. 

WILLIAM JOSEPH THOME, (e). 156 High St. E., Detroit, Mich. 

ROBERT ELMER THOMPSON, (f). Home address, 533 Horton Ave., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. 

RAY A. TURNER, (a). Teacher of Agriculture in High Schools. Hills- 
dale, Mich. Home address, Evart, Mich. 

MURIEL TWIGGS, (h). Teacher of Domestic Science, Detroit Public 
Schools. Residence, 517 Lincoln Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

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BARBARA VAN HEULEN, (K). Science Teacher in High School, 
South Grand Rapids, Mich. Home address, 571 Madison Ave., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. 

NORMA DODD VEDDER, (h). (Mrs. Harry I. Andrews). 311 W. 
Bufifalo St., Ithaca, N. Y. 

RAY GORDON VOORHORST, (a). Instructor in Horticulture, New 
Jersey Agricultural College, (Rutgers). New Brunswick, N. J. 

CHESTER STANLEY WAGNER, (f). Clerking for the Port Huron 
Gas Co., Port Huron, Mich. 

GEORGE CLEVELAND WAGNER, (a). Colon, Mich. 

JAMES AARON WALDRON, (a). Farmer. Tecumseh, Mich. 

ROY SPENCER WHEELER, (f). Forest Assistant, Hayden National 
' Forest. Care U. S. Forest Service. Encampment, Wyo. 

WILLIAM EMBY WHITE, (f). Forest Assistant, Crater National For- 
est in S. W. Oregon. Medford, Ore. 

J. LOGAN WHITNEY, (a). Assistant Manager of Hudson Branch of 
Helvetia Milk Condensing Co. Hudson, Mich. 

JAMES EDWARD WILCOX, (e). Draftsman, Structural Steel and 
Reinforced Concrete. Residence, 108 Walnut St., Wyandotte, Mich. 

1911 

NOTE: — The home address only of the members of this class is given. 
OSCAR GUSTAVE ANDERSON, (a). Shelby, Mich. 
JOHN WERNER APPLIN, (e). East Tawas, Mich. 
EMERSON ALLEN ARMSTRONG, (e). East Lansing, Mich. 
LEONIDAS EMILE BABCOCK, (a). Battle Creek, Mich. 
HARRY LEE BAKER, (f). Saline, Mich. 
ERNEST WOOD BALDWIN, (e). Midland, Mich. 
FLORA I. BATES, (h). Moline, Mich. 
MARJORIE IDA BIRD, (h). Fremont, Mich. 
JOHN AUGUST BLUST, (e). Tawas City, Mich. 
VIRGIL T. BOGUE, (a). Quincy, Mich. 
MARJORIE MacBRIDE BRADLEY, (h). Park Ridge, 111. 
ATHOL EDWARD BRAINARD, (a). Onsted, Mich. 
ROSCOE ELLSWORTH BRIGHTUP, (e). Buchanan, Mich. 
EUGENE HERBERT BROWN, (a). East Lansing, Mich. 
MAURICE M. BUCK, (e). Coopersville, Mich. 
ETHEL CALDWELL, (h). Benton Harbor, Mich., R. F. D. 4. 
DWIGHT CLARK CARPENTER, (a). 1213 N. Walnut St., Lansing, 

Mich. 
HERBERT MARION CARTER, (e). South Haven, Mich. 
EDNA M. CHAMBERLAIN, (h). 1126 Seymour St., Lansing, Mich. 
WILLARD BELA CLARK, (e). Kalkaska, Mich. 

105 



OLIVER HEDGES CLEVELAND, (e). Adrian, Mich. 

IVAN JOHN CLIZBE, (e). Quincy, Mich. 

GEORGE HARRIS COLLINGWOOD, (f). East Lansing, Mich. 

ION JOHN CORTRIGHT, (f). Mason, Mich. 

U. S. CRANE, (a). Fennville, Mich. 

CHARLES DWIGHT CURTISS, (e). Camden, Mich. 

FRANK CLEVELAND DAYHARSH, (a). Hart, Mich. 

JACOB DeKONING, (e). 195 Dale Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

GEORGE WILLIAM DEWEY, (a). Bellaire, Mich. 

GUERDON L. DIMMICK, (f). Owosso, Mich. 

HELEN ELIZABETH DODGE, (h). 832 E. Shiawassee St., Lansing, 

Mich. 
HERBERT IMLAH DUTHIE, (e). 308 Turner St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
RAY CHARLES EDWARDS, (e). South Frankfort, Mich. 
HELEN MARIE EICHELE, (h). 610 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing, Mich. 
BEN CHARLES ELLIS, (e). 517 Main St., Lansing, Mich. 
WINIFRED ETHEL FELTON, (h). East Lansing, Mich. 
JAMES GLENN FRANCE, (a). Coloma, Mich. 

ELIZABETH JENNIE FRAZER, (h). 457 Parkside Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
CHARLES N. FREY, (a). Caledonia, Mich. 
ALBERT FRUTIG, (f). 308 Vinewood Ave., Detroit, Mich. 
FLOYD J. GIBBS, (a). 602 Thompson St., Saginaw, Mich. 
ZELIN CALVIN GOODELL, (f). 1027 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, Mich. 
MYNDRET CHARLES GREENLEAF, (e). Onsted, Mich. 
CHARLES ANDREW HAMILTON, (e). Grand Ledge, Mich. 
JAMES GRANT HAYS, Jr., (a). 432 Diamond St. Pittsburg, Pa. 
ALFRED HENRICKSON, (a). Shelby, Mich. 
NINA BELLE HEWITT, (h). Okemos, Mich. 
HUBER COPELAND HILTON, (f). Fremont, Mich. 
ROBERT POWELL HOLDSWORTH, (f). East Lansing, Mich. 
WILLIAM HOOKWAY, (e). Owosso, Mich. 
ARAO ITANO, (a). Okayamaken, Japan. 

ALICE ELIZABETH JEFFERY, (h). 122 N. Kerr St., Lansing, Mich. 
ELTON LUMMIS JEWELL, (e). Rockford, Mich. 
OLE HAAKON JOHNSON, (e). 620 Isaac St., Lansing, Mich. 
CLIFTON CLEMENT JONES, (e). Elmira, Mich. 
TRACY HOWARD KAY, 1227 Champlain St., Detroit, Mich. 
MARGARET ADELLA KEDZIE, (h). East Lansing, Mich. 
BERT WILLIAM KEITH, (a). Sawyer, Mich. 
ZELLA MAUDE KIMMEL, (h). 617 W. Main St., Lansing, Mich. 
JOHN WESLEY KNECHT, (e). 498 Cass Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

106 



HERMAN FRED KNOBLAUCH, (a). Blissfield, Mich. 

CARL HENRY KNOPF, (a). Blissfield, Mich. 

EUGENE HENRY KOLB, (e). Unionville, Mich. 

EVELYN MARY KOPF, (h). Hastings, Mich. 

LOREN GRANT KURTZ, (e). Flint, Mich., R. F. D. 7. 

CHARLES SAMUEL LANGDON, (a). Hubbardston, Mich. 

LEONA NATALIE LEE, (h). 209 E. Kearsley St., Flint, Mich. 

EDUARD CHRISTIAN LINDEMANN, (a). St. Clair, Mich. 

LOUISE PALMER LINDSLEY, (h). Harbor Springs, Mich. 

JOHN OLIVER LINTON, (a). Otsego, Mich. 

FRANK LOSSING, (e). Fremont, Mich. 

HERBERT ALFRED LOSSING, (e). Fremont, Mich. 

JAMES HERBERT McCUTCHEON, (f). Boyne City, Mich. 

CLIFFORD WORDEN McKIBBIN, (f). 1308 S. Washington Ave., 

Lansing, Mich. 
EDNA BELLE McNAUGHTON, (h). Middleville, Mich. 
ALEXANDER McVITTIE, (a). 506 Emmett St., Ypsilanti, Mich. 
WALTER ALFRED NEWTON, (e). 1215 Douglas Ave., Kalamazoo, 
Mich. 

CHARLES J. OcKADA, (a). lyo, Japan. 
WILLIAM RAY OLMSTED, (e). Freeland, Mich. 

GURDON HOARD OSBORNE, (e). 360 Cass Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

ELIZABETH MYRTILLA PALM, (h). East Lansing, Mich. 

MAE VILLA PARMELEE, (h). Scottville, Mich. 

MARY BERTHA PENNINGTON, (h). 221 Benjamin Terrace, Grand 
Rapids, Mich. 

STANLEY HARRISON PERHAM, (e). Kent City, Mich. 

STEPHEN WILLIAM PERRIN, (e). Pittsford, Mich. 

HARRY SAMUEL PETERSON, (e). Lucas, Mich. 

BENJAMIN CHURCH PORTER, (a). Grand Rapids, Mich., R. F. D. i. 

RALPH WATERBURY POWELL, (e). Ionia, Mich., R. F. D. i. 

WILLIAM WELLS PRATCHNER, (a). 168 Walnut Ave., Santa Cruz, 
Calif. 

FRED JEROME RICHARDS, (e). 536 Beech St., Lansing, Mich. 

MABEL MARGARET ROBISON, (h). Cass City, Mich. 

CLARENCE SAGE ROE, (e). 506 S. Capitol Ave., Lansing, Mich. 

JAMIE ESTIN RORK, (e). 1216 N. Chestnut St., Lansing, Mich. 

CHARLES LOVELL ROSE, (a). Evart, Mich. 

EDMUND CHESTER SAUVE, (e). East Tawas, Mich. 

VERN CLIFFORD SCHAEFFER, (a). Sturgis, Mich. 

ELIZABETH HELEN SCHNEIDER, (h). :2^ Seymour St., Lansing, 
Mich. 

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EDWARD GEORGE SCHUBACH, (e). Pigeon, Mich. 
LEO BLYNN SCOTT, (a). 62 Seaton Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. 
CLARE SULLIVAN SEVERANCE, (a). Fenton, Mich, R. F. D. i. 
WILLIAM WOLFE SHANOR, (a). 6 E. Wabash Ave, Allegheny, Pa. 
RALPH WILCOX SLOSS, (f). Big Rapids, Mich. 
GUY HARMON SMITH, (e). 25 31st St., Detroit, Mich. 
GEORGE PERCY SPRINGER, (e). Whitehall, Mich. 
WILL JAY SPROAT, (f). 432 Cass Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
EDWARD WILLIAM STECK, (e). Three Oaks, Mich. 
HOWARD AUSTIN TAFT, (a). 2754 Mildred Ave., Chicago, 111. 
EMORY WESLEY TAPPAN, (e). East Lansing, Mich. 
CHARLES PEACH THOMAS, (e). South Ryegate, Vt. 
FRED HOWARD TILLOTSON, (e). Elsie, Mich. 
ETHEL TRAUTMAN, (h). Wayland, Mich. 
FRANK LATHROP TRUE, (a). Armada, Mich. 

CHARLES BURTON TUBERGEN, (a). 71 First Ave., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 

WILLIAM HENRY URQUHART, (e). 168 Glendale Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. 

NEIL VAN HORNE, (f). 225 E. Arch St., Marquette, Mich. 

HENRY BASIL WALES, (f). Elkton, Mich. 

LOUIS PAULY WALKER, (e). St. Ignace, Mich. 

WALTER RAE WALKER, (e). 156 31st St., Detroit, Mich. 

EDWIN EARL WALLACE, (e). Albion, Mich. 

EDMUND PHILLIP WANDEL, (e). 183 Third Ave., Grand Rapids, 

Mich. 
GEORGE WARMINGTON, (e). Houghton, Mich. 
GEORGE ELWIN WATTS, (a). Alto, Mich. 

THOMAS CALLIN WHYTE, (e). 52 Hooker Ave., Detroit, Mich. 
HANNAH WILLIAMSON, (h). Ludington, Mich., R. F. D. 4. 
FRED GROVER WILSON, (f). Plymouth, Wis. 
IVA A. WILSON, (h). Grand Rapids, Mich., R. F. D. 14. 
DEVILLO DEMIC WOOD, (f). E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, Mich. 
EDWARD F. WRIGHT, (a). 715 Jeflferson Ave, Detroit, Mich. 



108 



GRADUATES OF THIS COLLEGE WHO HAVE RE- 
CEIVED THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE 

From 1861-1878, the degree of Master of Science was conferred upon 
those graduates of three years' standing, wiio made a proper proficiency 
in scientific studies. 

From 1879 to 1882, in addition to the above, the graduates were re- 
quired to present an acceptable thesis upon some topic assigned by the 
faculty. 

Since 1882, the graduates have been required to spend at least one 
year in this college in a course of post-graduate study, presenting at the 
close an acceptable thesis. Study in absentia was permitted under certain 
conditions until 1898, since which time the residence for study has been 
strictly insisted on. 



1864 

Albert Nelson Prentiss. 

1865 
Oscar Clute. 
Albert John Cook. 
Francis Hodgman. 
Charles Edward Hollister. 
Charles Adolphus Jewell. 

1866 

Albert Fuller Allen. 

1867 

William Willard Daniells. 
Lewis James Gibson. 
William Allen Hardy. 
Sylvester M. Millard. 
Lewis Vanderbilt. 

1870 

A. Clifford Prutzman. 
Daniel Strange. 
Will Warren Tracy. 

1871 

John Swift. 

1872 

Charles Edwin Bessey. 
Frank Paul Davis. 
Richard Haigh, Jr. 
Lyman Mason. 
Frank Story Sleeper. 



1873 

Charles William Garfield. 
Alfred Gurdon Gulley. 
William KnowJton Kedzie. 
Ansel Harvey Phinney. 
Henry Graham Reynolds. 
John Sprague Strange. 

1874 

Peter H. Felker. 
Byron David Halsted. 
Robert Fairchild Kedzie. 
James Satterlee. 
Edward Mason Shelton. 
Dalton Parmenus Strange. 

1876 

Rolla Clinton Carpenter. 
John T. Frazer. 
George Wyman Harrison. 
George Edward Kedzie. 
William Asa Rowe. 
Samuel Mills Tracy. 
Warren A. Wells. 

1877 

Charles Lee IngersoU. 

1879 

Frank Joseph Annis. 



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1882 

John Park Finley. 
Charles Christian Georgeson. 
Frank Stewart Kedzie. 
William Carroll Latta. 
James Troop. 

1883 

Louis George Carpenter. 
Charles Francis Davis. 
Frank Arthur Gulley. 
John Edwin Taylor. 

1884 

Clarence Moores Weed. 
Eugene Davenport. 

1885 

Charles William McCurdy. 

1886 

Liberty Hyde Bailey, Jr. 
Frank Benton. 

Mrs. Mary Jane Cliff Merrell. 
Walter Wood Remington. 

1887 

Theries D. Hinebauch. 
Allen Calvin Redding. 

1888 

Clarence Preston Gillette. 
Edward Ralph Lake. 
William Lincoln Snyder. 

1889 

Charles Spencer Crandall. 
Hiram Taylor French. 
Clarence E. Smith. 

1890 
Charles Barnard Collingwood. 
Gager Calvin Davis. 
Will S. Holdsworth. 
Nelson Slater Mayo. 
Howard Evarts Weed. 

1891 
Fred Hebard Hillman. 

1892 
James Calvin Duffey. 
Alexander Felton Gordon. 
Welton Marks Munson. 
Jedediah Haskins Smith. 



1893 

Harkness Lucius Chapin. 
Edwin DeBarr. 
Glen Cuyler Laurence. 
John Walker Matthews. 
George Lincoln Teller. 

1894 

Frederick Blackmar Mumford. 

1895 

Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick. 
Perry Greely Holden. 
Clarence Beaman Smith. 

1896 

Luke Combs Colburn. 
Clarence James Foreman. 
George E. Hancome. 

1897 

Charles Phillips Close. 

1898 

Victor Lowe. 
Amy Bell Vaughn. 
James William Toumey. 

1899 

Mary Lilian Wheeler. 

1900 

Arthur B. Cordley. 
Wendell Paddock. 

1901 

Dick J. Crosby. 

1902 

Louis A. Clinton. 
James DeLoss Towar. 
Francis Everett West. 

1903 

S. Fred Edwards. 

1905 

James Garfield Moore. 

1906 

Charles Goodrich Woodbury. 

1908 

Alva True Stevens. 



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GRADUATES OF OTHER INSTITUTIONS WHO HAVE 

RECEIVED DEGREE OF M. S. 

1886 

KIZO TAMARI, M. S., B. S. (Imperial College of Agriculture, Japan.) 
Dr. of Agr. conferred by the Minister of Education, 1899. Tokyo, 
Japan. 

1890 
KUMAROKA SHOSHIMA, M. S., B. S. (Imperial College of Agricul- 
ture, Japan) 1888. Tokyo, Japan. 
CHIOJI YOSHIDA, M. S., B. S. (Imperial College of Agriculture, 
Japan) 1888. Tokyo, Japan. 

1891 
CHARLES FRANKLIN EMERICK, M. S., A. B. (Wittenberg Coll.) 
1889, Ph. M. (Univ. of Mich.) 1895, Ph. D. (Columbia Univ.) 1897. 
Professor of Economics and Sociology, Smith College. 12 Mas-^ 
sasoit St., Northampton, Mass. 

1893 
HENRY E. CHAPIN, M. S., B. S. (Mass. Agrl. Coll.) 1881, D. Sc. 
(McKendrie Coll.) Educator and Lecturer. New York City. 49 
Lefferts Ave., Richmond Hill. 

1896 
CHARLES DAWSON THOMPSON, M. S., B. S. (Oregon Agricultural 
College) 1886. Orchardist and Nurseryman. Hood River, Ore. 

1901 
WILLIAM T. SHAW, M. S., B. Agr. (Univ. of Minn.) 1898, B. S. 
(Univ. of Minn.) 1899. Professor of Zoology, Washington State 
College. Pullman, Wash. 

1903 
WILLIAM PATTEN SNYDER, M. S., B. S. (Univ. of Nebr.) 1901. 
Superintendent of Experiment Substation, North Platte, Nebraska. 

1906 
FRANK A. SPRAGG, M. S., B. S. A. (Mont. Agr'l Coll.) 1902. Re- 
search Assistant in Farm Crops (Plant Breeding), Michigan Agri- 
cultural College. East Lansing, Mich. 

1909 
FRANK WILLIAM HOWE, M. S., B. S., (Battle Creek College) 1890; 
A. B., (University of Michigan) 1893. Specialist in Agricultural Edu- 
cation. Home address, North Chatham, N. Y. 

1911 
EDWIN EBENEZER ELLIOTT, M. S., B. A. (Monmouth College), 

1881; M. A. (Monmouth College) 1884. 
TIMOTHY JAMES McCARTHY, M. S., B. S. (Univ. of West Vir- 
ginia) 1909. 

Ill 



GRADUATES OF THIS COLLEGE WHO HAVE RE- 
CEIVED THE DEGREES OF MASTER OF AGRI- 
CULTURE, MASTER OF HORTICULTURE, 
MASTER OF FORESTRY, CIVIL ENGINEER, 
MECHANICAL ENGINEER 



1894 

Arthur Cranson Bird, M. Agr. 

1895 

Clifton Barnum Charles, M. Agr. 
Eugene Davenport, M. Agr. 

1896 

Warren Henry Goss, M. Agr. 
Elisha Deming Andrews True, M. 
Agr. 

1900 

William Caldwell, M. Agr. 

1907 

Louis C. Brooks, E. E. 
William D. Hurd, M. Agr. 
Frank F. Rogers, C. E. 

1909 

Edmund Roswell Bennett, M. Hort. 
William Rutherford Brown, C. E. 



Albert George Craig, M. Hort. 
James Garfield Moore, M. Hort. 
Ernest Alfred Richmond, M. E. 
George Whitney Williams, M. E. 



1910 

Charles H. Alvord, M. Agr. 
Arthur Charles Dodge, C. E. 
Joseph Philip Haftenkamp, C. E. 
Simon B. Hartman, M. Hort. 
Charles Philo Reed, M. Agr. 
Frank Curtis Rork, C. E. 
William F. Uhl, C. E. 

1911 

Archie Reed Alger, C. E. 
James Fred Baker, M. For. 
Dillman S. Bullock, M. Agr. 
Harry Joshua Eustace, M. Hort. 
Edward Clarence Green, M. Hort. 
Gilbert W. Hebblewhite, C. E. 
Albert N. Robson, M. For. 



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HONORARY DEGREES 

1885 

CHARLES JAY MONROE, M. S., LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.), 1879; 
Banker. South Haven, Mich. (See Members of the State Board 
of Agriculture.) 

1886 

DAVID HOWELL, M. S., D. D., Clergyman, 216 Hillsdale St. W., 
Lansing, Mich. 

SAMUEL JOHNSON, M. S. (See Members of the Faculty.) Do- 

wagiac, Mich. 
JAMES HENRY WCLLINGS, M. S., M. D. (Bellevue Hosp. Med. 

Coll.) 1874. Physician and Surgeon, City National Bank Bldg. ; 

Res. 915 Washington Ave., N. Lansing, Mich. 

1887 

*JAMES CASSIDY, B. S., Professor of Botany and Horticulture, Colo- 
rado Agricultural College, 1883-89. Died at Fort Collins, Colo., 
Nov. 21, 1889. 

*MASON DANIEL CHATTERTON, M. S., LL. B. (Univ. of Mich.) 
1861. Lawyer. Lansing, Mich. 

*BELA HUBBARD, M. S. 

JOHN ALEXANDER LOCKWOOD, M. S. (See Members of the 
Faculty.) 1705 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo. 

*HAL CLEMENT WYMAN, M. S., M. D., (Univ. of Mich.) 1873- 
Dean Michigan College of Medicine and Surgery; Surgeon. 46 
West Adams Ave., Detroit, Mich. Died March 9, 1908. 

1889 

FREDERICK CLEVELAND MILLER, M. S. Lumber and Box Manu- 
facturer. Grand Rapids, Mich. 

1891 

*THEODATUS TIMOTHY LYON, M. H. Died at South Haven. Mich., 

Feb. 5, 1900. 
ALLEN BENTON MORSE, LL. D. Lawyer. Ionia, Mich. 
JOHN T. RICH, M. Agr. Detroit, Mich. 
*EDWIN WILLITS, LL. D. Died at Washington, D. C, Oct. 24, 1896. 

1893 

*OSCAR CLUTE, LL. D., B. S. 1862. (See Presidents, page 9 and 
Members of the Faculty, page 10). Pomona, Cal. Died at Los 
Angeles, Cal., Jan. 27, 1902. 

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HENRY GRAHAM REYNOLDS, M. H., B. S. 1870. 257 W. California 
St., Pasadena, Cal. (See Secretaries, page 9.) 

1895 

ROLAND MORRILL, M. H. Horticulturist. Benton Harbor, Mich. 

1897 

WILLIAM WILLARD DANIELS, D. Sc, B. S. 1864. 515 N. Carroll 
St., Madison, Wis. 

1898 

*ROBERT CLARK KEDZIE, D. Sc. Agricultural College, Mich. (See 
Professors, page 10.) Died Nov. 7, 1902. 

1900 

JASON ELMER HAMMOND, M. S., B. S. 1886. 121 St. Joseph, St. 
W., Lansing, Mich. 

1905 

WILLIAM JAMES BEAL, D. Sc, A. M., S. M., Ph. D. Amherst, 
Mass. (See Professors, page 11.) 

ALBERT JOHN COOK, D. Sc, B. S. 1862; M. S., 1865. Claremont, 
Cal. (See Professors, page 10.) 

1907 

WILLIAM ARNON HENRY, D. Sc, D. Agr. (University of Illinois) ; 
D. Sc (University of Vermont). Emeritus Prof, of Agr.; Wis- 
consin University, Madison, Wis. 

*CHARLES FAY WHEELER, D. Sc, B. S. 1891. Botanist United 

States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Died March 

5, 1910. 
HENRY CLAY WHITE, D. Sc, Ph. D. (Univ. of Va.) 1870, D. C. 

L. (Univ. of South) 1903, LL. D. (Univ. of 111.) 1906, LL. D. 

(Columbia) 1908. Professor of Chemistry. University of Georgia, 

Athens, Georgia. 

CHARLES FRANKLIN CURTISS, D. Sc, B. S. A. (Iowa State Coll.) 
1887. M. S. A. (Iowa State Coll.) 1892. Dean of Agriculture and 
Director of Experiment Station, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa. 

THOMAS FORSYTH HUNT, D. Sc, B. Sc( Univ. of 111.) 1884. M. 

Sc (Univ. of 111.) 1892, D. Agr. (Univ. of 111.) 1904. Dean of 

the School of Agriculture, and Director of Experiment Station, 

State College, Pennsylvania. 
WILLIAM WARNER TRACY, D. Sc, B. S. 1867. Expert in Ter- 

tology, Washington, D. C. 

GIFFORD PINCHOT, D. Sc, A. B. (Yale) 1889, M. A. (Yale) 1901, 
M. A. (Princeton) 1904. 1617 Rhode Island Ave., Washington, 
D. C. 

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JAMES BURRILL ANGELL, LL. D., A. B. (Brown Univ.) 1849, LL. 
D. from Brown, Columbia, Rutgers, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, 
Wisconsin, Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth and Vermont Universities. 
President Emeritus of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 
Mich. 

EUGENE DAVENPORT, LL. D., B. S., 1878. Dean of College of Agri- 
culture and Director of Experiment Station, University of Illinois, 
Urbana, 111. 

WINTHROP ELLSWORTH STONE, LL. D., B. S. (Mass. Agr. Coll.) 
1882, B. S. (Boston Univ.) 1886. Ph. D. (Georgia Augusta Univ., 
Gottingen, Germany) 1888. President of Purdue University, La- 
fayette, Ind. 

HERBERT WINSLOW COLLINGWOOD, LL. D., B. S. 1883. 
Editor of "Rural New Yorker," 409 Pearl St., New York City. 

MORTIMER ELWYN COOLEY, LL. D., M. E. (University of Michi- 
gan), Eng. D. (University of Nebraska). Prof, of Mechanical En- 
gineering and Dean of the Engineering Department, University of 
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. 

WHITMAN HOWARD JORDAN, LL. D., B. S. (Univ. of Maine), 
M. S. (Univ. of Maine) 1878, D. Sc. (Univ. of Maine) 1896. 
Director of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station, 
Geneva, N. Y. 

ENOCH ALBERT BRYAN, LL. D., A. B. A. M. (Indiana), A. 'M. 
(Harvard), LL. D. (Monmouth College, 111.) President of the 
Agricultural College of State of Washington, Pullman, Wash. 

ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, LL. D., B. S. 1873. Professor of 
Experimental Engineering, Cornell University, New York. 

JAMES WILSON, LL. D. Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 

1908 

EDWARD A. A. GRANGE, M. S. (D. V. S.) Principal of Ontario 
Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada. 



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SUMMARY OF GRADUATES. 



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[864 
[866 
[867 
t868 
[869 
[870 
[871 
[872 

'873 
[874 

'875 
[876 
[877 
[878 
[879 
[880 
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\2 
1883 

[886 



[890 



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[894 

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[896 
[897 
[898 
[899 
[900 
[901 
[902 
[903 
[904 

'905 
[906 
[907 
[908 
[909 
[910 
[911 



Totals 



Agricultural 
Course 



7 
5 
5 
a 

5 
10 
10 
12 
12 

5 
IS 
21 

IS 
17 
IS 

30 
19 

6 

28 
30 

30 
30 
27 
22 
29 

37 
22 
29 
20 
37 
15 
26 
22 
20 
19 
19 
9 
23 
28 
29 
25 
23 
14 
36 
22 

30 
24 
35 



1014 



Engineering 
Course 



3 
6 

9 
6 
6 
8 

7 

6 

6 

7 

4 

7 

10 

1 1 

21 

26 

19 
27 
42 
4S 
45 
49 
41 
52 



463 



Home 

Economics 

Course 



4 

3 

4 

5 

II 

6 

9 

24 

16 

14 
14 
14 
17 
25 



157 



Forestry 
Course 



3 

6 

1 1 

16 



43 



Totals 



7 
5 
5 
2 

5 
10 
10 
12 
12 

5 
15 
21 

15 
17 
IS 
30 
19 
6 

33 
28 

30 
30 
30 
27 
22 
32 
43 
31 
35 
26 

45 
22 

32 
28 
28 
27 
29 
23 
39 
60 
61 
55 
75 
73 
97 
84 
99 
93 
128 



1676 



116 



GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX 



NOTE: — In those Instances where the business address and residence address 
are in different localities, the person's name appears in the lists of both towns. 



ALABAMA. 

Auburn. 

Henry M. ConoUy, '08. 

Birmingham. 

Orla L. Ayrs, '02. 

William Jacob Baumgras, '09. 

ALASKA. 

Candle Kugruk River. 

Harry Lorin Mills, '98. 

Fort Davis. 
Jennette Coryell Carpenter (Mrs. Mark 
Wheeler), '98. 

Ketchikan. 
Bruce Earl Hoffman, '10. 

Nome. 

Edgar Grimm, '83. 
Clark Hubbell, '88. 

Sitka. 
Charles Christian Georgeson, '78. 

ARIZONA. 

Florence. 

Lytton B. Hitchcock, '07. 

Mesa. 
Neina F. Andrews, '08. 

Phoenix. 
Lytton B. Hitchcock, '07. 
Gates L. Stannard, '76. 
Jay D. Stannard, '76. 
Lewis Vanderbilt, '64. 
Frank B. Wilson, '08. 

Tucson, 
Albert Latcha Waters, '90 

ARKANSAS. 
Beebe. 

Wilbert W. Gasser, '07. 

Com'ing. 
Warren A. Wells, '68. 

Fayetteville. 
Paul N. Flint, '04. 

Felsenthal. 
Cass A. Lamb, '06. 

Harrison. 
Francis Kiefer, '08. 

Pine Bluflf. 
Amos W. Troupe, '81. 



CALIFORNIA. 

Alameda. 

Vesta Woodbury (Mrs. Thos. Marshall), 
•01. 

Bakersfleld. 
William F. Carleton, '04. 
Ropha V. Pearsall, '08. 

Berkeley. 
Elvine Armstrong (Mrs. H. W. Reyn- 
olds), '04. 
Edward Carl Banks, '84. 

Calexico. 
Herbert M. Rouse, '08. 
Claremont. 
Charles Fuller Baker, '91. 
Albert John Cook, '62. 
Davis. 
Bliss S. Brown, '03. 

Fort Bragg. 
Charles Burnham Plummer, '82. 

Gilroy. 
Waldo Rohnert, '89. 

Hardwick. 
Hiram Sylvester Hampton, '76. 

Hemet. 
George Calvin Nevins, '73. 
Wilfred Bartlett" Nevins, '00. 

Holt. 
Mabel Ernestine Linkletter (Mrs. Frank 
Cooper), '92. 

Kenwood. 
Elizabeth Johns (Mrs. M. B. Stev- 
ens, '04. 
Marcus Brown Stevens, '02. 

Los Angeles. 
William James Breese, '91. 
Alton Cyrel Burnham, '93. 
Gager Calvin Davis, '89. 
Wilford Cotton, '84. 
Robert Llewellyn Reynolds, '95. 
Albert Henry Voigt, '81. 
Mayfleld. 
Franklin Monroe Seibert, '89. 

Monterey. 
Howard D. Severance, '03. 

Monrovia. 
William James Bailey, '01. 



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Northfork. 

Elwood Perry Bushnell, '10. 

Oakland. 
Andrew Park, '84. 

Palo Alto. 
Howard Judson Hall, '90. 

Pasadena. 
Wllford Cotton, '84. 
Albert Dodge, '77. 
Henry Graham Reynolds, '70. 
Charles Edwin St. John, '87. 

Pomona. 
William Oliver Fritz, '77. 

Riverside. 

Clara Fay "Wheeler (Mrs. G. N. East- 
man), '99. 

Sacramento. 

John Northrop Bldwell, '10. 
Ernest Howard Bradner, '69. 

San I>lego. 

Ralph Waldo Case, '02. 
Walter Elmer Gammon, '86. 
Duncan D. McArthur, '94. 
Charles Edward Sumner, '79. 
Justin Thayer Wight, '93. 
Claude V. Williams, '08. 

San Francisco. 

Edward Carl Banks. '84. 
Frederick Calvin Davis, '86. 
Thomas Franklin Locke, '06. 
John Alfred Mitchell, '09. 
Andrew Park, '84. 
Allen Calvin Redding, '83. 
Peter V. Ross, '95. 
Ralph T. Stevens, '05. 
Stephen Woodbridge Tracy, '96. 

San Gabriel. 

Joseph Rodney Abbot, '84. 
Robert Llewellyn Reynolds, '95. 

San Jacinto. 

George Grover, '81. 

San Juan Batista. 

Harry Woodbridge Tracy, '94. 
Santa Ana. 

Charles Melvin Marshall, '03. 

Santa Barbara. 

Edward Charles McKee, '81. 

Santa Cruz. 

William Wells Pratchner, '11. 



Clarence A. 



SuiBiin. 

Stlmpson, 



'05. 



John M. 



WilUts. 

Rankin, '02. 



COLORADO. 

Bouldeir. 

Charles Fremont Llndsley, '88. 

Denver. 
Clara Sergeant Campbell (Mrs. A. T. 

Leavitt), '05. 
Louis George Carpenter, '79. 
Christopher M. Granger, '07. 
Fred Herrington, '84. 
Walter Armstrong Hopson, '08. 
James Parsons Lewis, '78. 
Ray F. Mlnard, '07. 
Walter Wood Remington, '80. 
Eugene James Rauchfuss, '79. 
John Evans Simonson, '74. 
William Garrett Simonson. '81. 

Dnrangro. 
John Conely De Camp, '10. 

Fort Colilns. 
Frank Joseph Annis, '75. 
Edmund R. Bennett, '02. 
Louis George Carpenter, '79. 
Charles Francis Davis, '80. 
Clarence Preston Glllett, '84. 
Burton Orange Longyear, '03. 
Mrs. Mary Jane Cliff Merrill (Mrs. 
Louis G. Carpenter, '81. 
Fowler. 
Elwyn Thomson Gardner, '85. 

Gunnison. 
Henry Freeman Lake, '95. 
Idaho Springs. 
Frances W. Sly, '02. 

Montrose. 
Irvln Max Phippeny, '06. 

CONNECTICUT. 
New Britain. 

Theodore Alexander Stanley, '86. 

New Haven. 

James William Tourney, '89. 

Storrs. 

Louis Adelbert Clinton, '89. 
Alfred Gurdon GuUey, '68. 
Alva True Stevens, '93. 

West Haven. 
Ralph Meeks Lickly, '01. 
Windsor. 
John Bailey Stewart, '01. 
DELAWARE. 
Newark. 
Charles Andrew McCue, '01. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 
Tacoma Park. 

Clarence Beaman Smith, '94. 
William Franklin Wight, '94. 
Homer Collar Skeels, '98. 



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Washington. 

Arthur Adelman, '04. 

Bronson, Barlow, '03. 

Frank Benton, '79. 

Lyman James Briggs, '93. 

Claude Marshall Cade, '07. 

Ralph J. Carr, '08. 

George E. Chadsey, '01. 

Frederick Norman Clark, '89. 

Katherine Cook (Mrs. Lyman J. 
Briggs), '93. 

Dick J. Crosby, '93. 

Matt A. Crosby, '02. 
4^ Lyster Hoxie Dewey, '88. 

Roscoe E. Doolittle, '96. 

Cora Lucinda Feldkamp, '05. 

George Lewis Flower, '89. 

Warren J. Geib, "02. 

Walter Davis Groesbeck, '92. 

Dayton Alvin Gurney, '04. 

Fred Hebard Hillman, '88. 

Arthur Frank Kinnan, '83. 

William Asahel Kinnan, '86. 

Arthur E. Kocher, '02. 

Macy Harvey Lapham, '99. 

Huron Willis Lawson, '95. 

Frank Liverance, '06. 

Donald MacPherson, '74. 

Katherine Mabel McNaughton (Mrs. C. 
A. Reed), '05. 

William John Meyers, '90. 

William Petrie, '90. 

Anna E. Pickett (Mrs. Dayton Gur- 
ney), '05. 

Burr Bartram Pratt, '09. 

Clarence A. Reed, '05. 

Henry Jacob Schneider, '04. 

Hermian Schreiber, '04. 

Leo Blynn Scott, '11. 

Homer Collar Skeels, '98. 

Clarence Beaman Smith, '94. 

Louis Martin Spencer, '06. 

Frederick Delos Stevens, '03. 

William Alton Taylor, '88. 

Henry Thurtell, '88. 

James Harvey Tibbitts, '73. 

Jonathan Edwards Woodbridge Tracy, 
•96. 

Will Warner Tracy, '67. 

Robert Sylvester Welsh, '94. 

William Franklin Wight, '94. 

FLORIDA. 

Crescent City. 

Lozine Arnold Hurlbut, '67. 

Gainesville. 
Robert D. Maltby, '04. 
Miami. 

Ernest Joy Heck, '95. 

John Harris Forster Mullett, '90. 



Sanford. 

Fred Thomas Williams, '98. 

U. S. A. Key West Barracks. 
James R. Campbell, '08. 

GEORGIA. 

Athens. 

Thomas H. McHatton, '07. 

Macon, 

"Vinton "Vincent Newell, '94. 

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 

Honolnln. 

Neal C. Perry, '07. 

IDAHO. 

American Falls. 

Arthur Frank Hughes, '96. 
Boise. 

Marguerite A. Nolan (Mrs. Herbert F. 
Lemp), '02. 

Caldwell. 

Hiram Taylor French, '85. 

Coeur d'Alene. 
James Lawrence McClear, '82. 

Collins. 
Theodore Percy Caulkins, '78. 

Dietrich. 
Jesse M. Churchill, '03. 
Idaho Falls. 
Willard Smith Kedzle, '83. 

Kendrick. 

William Woodbridge Tracy, Jr., '93. 

Lewlston. 

Gaylord Whitfield Thompson, '82. 

Pocatello. 

Sarah Ellen Richardson, '05. 

Twin Falls. 

Silas Franklin Scott, '94, 

Weiser, 

Lemuel Churchill, '89. 

Wendell, 

Luther James Hughes, '96. 

ILLINOIS, 

Aurora, 

Albert Wisner Mather, 'S3. 

Cairo, 

Arthur Bruce Turner, '81, 

Champaigrn, 

Archie Reed Alger, '04. 
Richard Herbert Gulley, '78. 

Charleston. 

Thomas Leroy Hankinson, '98, 



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Chicago. 

Edwin Sawyer Antisdale, '85. 
A. Scott Armstrong, '06. 

F. Baurle, '92. 

Carl Hansel Boughton, '06. 

Myron Ralph Bowerman, '09. 

William Rutherford Brown, '03. 

John Willard Bolte, '05. 

Arba H. Cameron, '06. 

Russell S. Canfleld, '07. 

Gordon Cavanagh, '10. 

Paul Mellen Chamberlain, '88. 

Lucy Merryless Clute (Mrs. Philip B. 

Woodworth), '93. 
Carleton Rollin Dart, '81. 
William Eli Davis, '89. 
Olney J. Dean, '03. 
Junius Sergeant Dixon, '86. 
Edward George Eldridge, '86. 
James Edward Fisk, '06. 
Ira Barnes Gage, '76. 
Hugh I. Glazier, '07. 
Eddy J. Gunnison, '05. 
Harry W. Hagaman, '08. 
Harry Forester Hall, '90. 
William Grant (Everhart), Harte, '86. 
William Henry Hartman, '09. 
Herbert Eugene Harrison, '88. 
William Parker Hawley, '92. 

G. Arthur Helnrich, '07. 
Warren W. Hitchcock, '07. 
Gilbert W. Hebblewhite, '06. 
Thomas Andrew Jordan, '10. 
William F. Jordan, '05. 
Justin Harold Kline, *09. 
Seth Fred Knight, '03. 

Mildred M. Matthews (Mrs. G. W. 

Hebblewhite), '06. 
George E. Martin, '04. 
Thomas Francis McGrath, '89. 
Wendell Sydney Merick, '04. 
John Derk Nies, '94. 
Herbert Frlnk Palmer, '93. 
Frank Parker, '09. 
John Eugene Poole, '06. 
Jacob H. Prost, '04. 
Rasmus Rasmussen, '06. 
Earl F. Riley, '08. 
William Richard Rummler, '86. 
James Lester Shaw, '10. 
George Edward Simmons, '94. 
Irvin Leroy Simmons, '97. 
Dennis Wood Smith, '02. 
Ernest F. Smith, '06. 
Glenn Hough Stephen, '09. 
William C. Strand, '06. 
Howard Austin Taft, '11. 
George Lincoln Teller, '88. 
Jennie Ann Towar (Mrs. Woodard), '86. 
Alonzo Arva Towner, '07. 



Philip Bell Woodworth, '86. 
H. Earl Young, '02. 

Chicagro Heights. 

Harris Forester Hall, '90. 

Decatur. 
Charles Franklin Shilling, '78. 

Elgrin. 
Fred P. Clark, '93. 

Geneseo. 
Florence Ethel Copson, '10. 

Glencoe. 
William Richard Rummler, '86. 

Godfrey. 
Frank Arthur Gulley, 'SO. 

Harvey. 
Gerald Grant Robbins, '04. 

Hawthorne. 
John Eugene Poole, '06. 
Hinckley. 
William Wilbur Diehl, '87. 
Hubbard Woods. 
William Eli Davis, '89. 
La Grange. 
Helen Andrews (Mrs. George O. Stof- 
fer), '07. 

Lake Forest. 
Harry Gardner Stone, '07. 

Lincoln. 
Paul Harold Shuttleworth, '07. 

Mollne. 

Franc C. Bennett (Mrs. H. J. Masten- 

brook), '05. 
Henry J. Mastenbrook, '06. 
Orlando John Root, '89. 
Mary Matilda Smith (Mrs. William 

H. Van Dervoort), '89. 
William Humphrey Van Dervoort, '89. 

North Crystal Lake, 
John M. Walkup, '08. 

Oak Park. 

Frank Bauerle, '92. 
William Parker Hawley, '92. 

Park Ridge. 

Marjorie M. Bradley, '11. 
Kiverdale. 

MacLean Morton Babcock, '10. 

Riverside. 

George Lincoln Teller, '88. 

Rockford. 

Albertus Robert Carter, '04. 
Burt Ayres Peterson, '02. 
Ward R. Shedd, '02. 

St. Charles. 
John Derk Nles, '94. 



120 



Urbana. 

"William Chandler Bagley, '95. 
George P. Boomsliter, '06. 
Charles Spencer Crandall, '73. 
Eugene Davenport, '78. 
George Alfred Goodenough, '91. 
Herbert Windsor Mumford, '91. 
Ernest Van Alstine, '07. 
Waukegon. 
Clarence Eugene Smith, '84. 
Western Springs. 
Olney J. Dean, '03. 

Wilmette. 
Irvln Leroy Simmons, '97. 

Winnetka. 
John Willard Bolte, '05. 
Jessie Brown (Mrs. J. W. Bolte), '05. 

FNDIANA. 

Albion. 

John William Earle, '89. 

Angola. 
Willis Alfred Fox, '91. 

Blooming:ton. 
Clarence James Foreman, '94. 

Bremen. 
Rudolph H. Seller, '07. 
Elkhart. 
Henry Northrop Jenner, '86. 

Fort Wayne. 
Albert Eugene Bulson, '88. 

Gary. 
Charles Dunlap, '09. 

Greensburg. 
E. Lynn Grover, '07. 

Huntington. 
Fred Aaron Loew, '04. 

Indianapolis. 
Bon C. Bennett (Mrs. Harry French), 

'05. 
James Arthur Dart, '85. 
Floyd Ossian Foster, '03. 
Elmer J. Rork, '08. 
Oramel H. Skinner, '02. 
Kendallville. 
Arthur H. Hayes, '01. 
Kokomo. 
M. Edwin Greeson, '91. 

Lafayette. 
Jesse G. Boyle, '08. 
William Carroll Latta, '77. 
James Troop, '78. 
Charles Goodrich Woodbury, '04. 
Winfred Rulison Wright, '02. 

La Porte. 
John William Rittinger, '94. 



Muncie. 

Marinus Bert Langler, '06. 

New Carlisle. 
William Buel Jakways, '76. 

Rochester. 
Marion Emmet Hall, '08. 
South Bend. 
Oliver W. Burk, '05. 
Irving Gingrich, '02. 
Harry Milo Goss, '93. 
George Bernard Kamps, '09. 

Ubee. 
Fred Aaron Loew, '04. 

WaUserton. 
Vernon Newton Taggett, '10. 
Stephen Prince Tracy, '76. 
Winona Lake. 
William M. Rider, '08. 
IOWA. 
Ames. 
Perry Greeley Holden, '89. 

Burlington. 
Joseph Tower Berry, '96. 

Clarion. 
John Roy Thompson, '00. 
Dakota City. 
Matthew Stanley Lowder, '72. 

Davenport. 
Ralph C. Graham, '06. 

Dennison. 
Grace L. Warner, '08. 

Garrison. 
Willis W. Palmer, '81. 

Iowa City. 
Guy Johnson, '69. 

Iowa Falls. 
Otto Hugo Pagelsen, '93. 

Onawa. 
Mary Blanche Bair, '10. 
Slioux City. 
Arthur Bradley Rogers, '04. 
KANSAS. 
Arkansas City. 
Roderick Baker Norton, '79. 

Carbondale. 
John William White, '90. 

FIdorado. 
Gertrude Slaght (Mrs. Frenn Pres- 
ton), '04. 

Irving. 
Martin Thomas Rainier, '74. 

Junction City. 
John Q. Thomas, '79. 

Manhattan. 
Leland David Bushnell, '05. 



Mlnneola. 

John Welden O'Bannon, '89. 
Mai vane. 

Henry Valentine Clark, '78. 
Charles W. Kaylor, '01. 

Ottawa. 

Orel S. Groner, '94. 

Pittsbnrgr. 

Calla L. Krentel, '07. 

Topeka. 

Clair B. Peck, '07. 

Vineland. 

Albert Fuller Allen, '61. 

Wichita. 

Royal San Clare Fisher, '95. 
KENTUCKY, 
liexing^ton. 

William J. Carrel, '03. 
Edwin Stanton Good, '03. 

Louisville. 

Walter H. Small, '08. 
Charles Chandler Taylor, '09. 
LOUISIANA. 
Hammond. 

Roswell lanie, '70. 

liOckport. 

Edmund Albert Calkins, '98. 

New Orleans. 
WlUford Jerome McGee, '96. 
MAINE. 
Fort Williams. 
William David Frazer, '09. 
Shirley May Gardner (Mrs. William 
David Frazer), '09. 

Portland. 

Kelley Benjamin Lemmon, '08. 

Rockland. 
Dorr John Stryker, '85. 

MARYLAND. 

Bethesda. 

Ralph J. Carr, '08. 

Collesre Park. 

Mary Camp Baker (Mrs. R. H. Waite), 

'98. 
Charles Phillip Close, '95. 
Roy H. Walte, '07. 

Lanham. 

Dick Jay Crosby, '98. 

Mamie Lucretla Crosby (Mrs. Herbert 

H. Mowry), '02. 
Mary Lilian Wheeler (Mrs. D. J. 

Crosby), '93. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Amherst. 

Ray Stannard Baker, '89. 



Jessie Irene Beal (Mrs. Ray Stan- 
nard Baker), '90. 
Kenyon Leech Butterfleld, '91. 
Charles B. Heller, '08. 
William D. Hurd, '99. 
Percy Claire Schroyer, '08. 

Boston. 

Walter J. Goodenough. '95. 
Herbert K. Patriarche, '02. 
William Frank Uhl, '02. 

Brookline. 

Walter J. Goodenough, '95. 

Russell. 

Glenn C. Sevey, '03. 

Fort Strong. 

William Pegram Wilson, '06. 

Lowell. 

Clarence Moores Weed, '83. 

North Dana. 

Charles Whittlesay Loomis, '98. 

Rutland. 
Arthur Bradley Peebles, '77. 

Springfield. 

Glenn C. Sevey, '03. 

Worcester, 

David Leonldas Boyd, '09. 

MICHIGAN. 

Ada. 

Lindsay Wesley Rice, '89. 

Addison. 

Fannie E. Beal, '08. 
John DeWitt McLouth, '97. 

Adrian. 
Fannie E. Beal, '08. 
Oliver Hedges Cleveland, '11. 
Florence Fern Harrison, '10. 

Alabaster. 
Leon Van Rensslaer Belknap, '09. 

Albion. 
Clyde Lamont Emery, '09. 
David Albertson Garfleld, '89. 
Augustus Samuel Hume, '74. 
Edwin Earl Wallace, '11. 
Harold Bertram Weeks, '07. 

Allegan. 
Guy Arnold, '87. 

Allen. 

Harrie Roscius Parish, '95. 

Alma. 
Anna M. Angell, '07. 
Harriett C. Angell, '06. 
Ira D. Angell, '07. 
William Anthony Bahlke, '83. 
Francis Everett West, '99. 



Almont. 

Fred Abbott Farley, '06. 
Walter K. Hough, '06. 

Alto. 
Szra Nathaniel Boulard, "07. 
George Elwin Watts, '11. 
Ann Arbor. 
Erwin Noble Ball, '82. 
Florence B. Rounds, '07. 
Lillian Maynard Taft, '05. 
George Alfred Waterman, '91. 

Armada. 
Robert James Crawford, '91. 
Frank Lathrop True, '11.' 

Athens. 
Simon B. Hartman, '03. 
Bancroft. 
Charles Goodwin, '75. 

Bangor. 
Louis Albert Breserer, '88. 
Clifton Barnum Charles, '79. 
Warren Henry Goss, '82. 

Bath. 
Roscoe J. Carl, '05. 
Sarah Ellen Richardson, '05. 

Battle Creek. 
Leonidas Emile Babcock, '11. 
Robert Edwin Caine, '76. 
Alice M. Cimmer, '00. 
James Adam Elliott, '97. 
Eugene Gregory, '78. 
Claude Leroy Hodgman, '10. 
Earnest Alfred Richmond, '02. 

Bay City, 
Zenas Eugene Colby, '09. 
Charles Wesley Leipprandt, '00. 
Violet Miller (Mrs. Herbert Dixon), '07. 
William Everard Wilson, '05. 
Sarah Ellen Wood (Mrs. J. B. Stev- 
ens), '83. 

Beaverton. 
Cecil John Barnum, '94. 

Belding. 

Marie Elizabeth Bellis (Mrs. Charles 

Johnson), '99. 
George Andrew Bignell, '09. 
Charles Johnson, '99. 
John Edwin Taylor, '76. 

Bellaire. 

George William Dewey, '11. 
Charles Sumner Guile, '79. 
Carlton Volney Hinman, '78. 

Bellevne. 

Herbert Moores Weed, '83. 
Benton Harbor. 

Ethel Caldwell, '11. 



Claudius Bidleman Chapln, '93. 
Charles Henry Hilton, '00. 
Newell A. McCune, '01. 
William Teal Parks, '00. 
Alvin A. Rosenberry, '04. 
Benzonia. 
Frank D. Llnkletter, 'OG. 

Berlin. 
Edna Viola Smith, '03. 

Berrien Springs. 
Arthur C. Miller, '03. 

Big Bapids. 

Daniel Snyder Lincoln, '81. 
Gerrit Masselink, '95. 
Ralph Wilcox Sloss, '11. 
William J. Sloss, '76. 

Birmingham. 
Rolla James Coryell, '84. 
Clarence H. Sutherland, '08. 
Samuel Satterlee Trowbridge, '78. 
Henry Beecher Wlnegar, '91. 

Blissfleld. 

Herman F. Knoblauch, '11. 
Carl Henry Knopf, '11. 

Boyne City. 
James Herbert McCutcheon, '11. 
Ernest Arno Robinson, '97. 

Buchanan. 
Roscoe Ellsworth Brightup, '11. 
Harry Bliss Howe, '86. 
Seth Fred Knight, '09. 

Burr Oak. 
Cole Leslie Himebaugh, '87. 

Cadillac. 
Carroll Everard Miller, '72. 
Fremont Err Skeels, '78. 

Caledonia. 
Charles N. Frey, '11. 
Elmer Byron Hale, '93. 

Calumet. 
Albert Barnes Simonson, '77. 

Camden. 
Charles Dwight Curtiss, '11. 

Capac. 
Claude Marshal Cade, '07. 

Caro. 
Carroll Winthrop Clark, '81. 

Carson City. 
Alfred Joshua Chappell, '82. 
Andrew Brace Goodwin, '88. 
James Mace Smith, '82. 

Caseville. 
Fred L. Woodworth, '98. 
Sheldon Bristol Young, '96. 

Cass City. 
Mabel Margaret Robison, '1.1. 



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CassopoUs. 

Warren tV. Reynolds, '70. 
Centerville. 

Howard C. Buckiifll. 'Or,, 

Central Lake. 

Robert Edmond Marrow, '98. 

CharlevoLx, 
Howard L. Francis, '06. 
Charlotte. 
George H. McVannel, '08. 
Carl Van Ande Perry, '10. 
Obadlah Cowles Wheeler, '87. 

Chassell. 
Alice Latson, '09. 

Chesaning. 
R. Manning Agnevv, '99. 
E. Hayes Adams, '06. 

Clarkston. 
George Freeman Hubbard, '09. 

Cllfiford. 
William Bernard Willson, '02. 

Clinton. 
Ezra E. Kurtz, '10. 

Clio. 
Hobart Addison Stewart, "89. 
Bertha Cameron, '09. 

Coldwater. 
Edward M. McElroy, '93. 

Colonia. 
James Glenn France, '11. 

Colon. 
Loren Pearl Redman Fimple, '96. 
George Cleveland Wagner, '10. 

Columbiaville. 
Orson Phelps West, '96. 

Caster. 
Frank Miles Woodmansee, '85. 

Coopersville. 
Maurice M. Buck, '11. 
Colon Christopher Lillie, '84. 

Corunna. 
Charles William Hume, '73. 

Davison. 
Helen M. Ashley (Mrs. W. T. Hill), '07. 

Dearborn, 
Richard Haigh, '69. 

Decatur. 
Albert C. Dwight, '08. 
Marcus Smith Thomas, '79. 
Edward James Rawson, '78. 

DeckerviUe. 
Adelbert C. Digby, '03. 
Dennfson. 
Edward Gilmore Cooney, '90. 

Devereaux. 
Ellsworth O. Elmer, '03. 



Detroit. 

Ethel Mae Adams, '05. 

Gerald Henry Allen, '09. 

Ben Henry Anibal, '09. 

Oscar Eduard Angstman, '75. 

Claude I. Auten, '05. 

Julius Lee Baker, '07. 

Howard Bigelow Baker, '92. 

William Ball, '00. 

Arthur T. Barley, '08. 

Wilhelmlna Ruth Bates, '10. 

John W. Beaumont, '82. 

Catherine Francis Benham, '10. 

Frank G. Born, '08. 

Archie William Brewster, '08. 

Clifton Henry Briggs, '96. 

Harry Lambert Brown, '07. 

Willard M. Brown, '03. 

Robert Benjamin Buck, '96. 

Glen Pulver Burkhart, '10. 

George Atkins Burley, '07. 

William Leland Carpenter, '75. 

Silas E. Champe, '06. 

Theron P. Chase, '03. 

Lawrence T. Clark, '04. 

Clarence Grover Clippert, '10. 

Remie Cools, '10. 

Ruth E. Dalzell (Mrs. A. A. Cliambe), 

'07. 
William W. De Lange, '07. 
William Arnold Dohany, '84. 
Bertram Galloway Egerton, '10. 
Harry Eugene Emmons, '78. 
Fred Engel, '03. 
Richard C. Fowler, "05. 
Albert Frutig, '11. 
John Knox Galley, '74. 
Orrin Preston Gulley, '79. 
Hugh Burr Gunnison, '00. 
Harvey Daniel Hahn, '04. 
Henry Allyn Haigh. '74. 
Mary Louise Harrison (Mrs. Thomas 

Flower, Jr.), '88. 
Leroy Nichols Hayden, '07. 
Glenn B. Hayes, '07. 
Harry Henderson, '02. 
Newell J. Hill, '08. 
Howard Morrill Holmes, '81. 
Ralph Zublin Hopkins, '10. 
George V. Howard, '04. 
Nelson Blood Hubbard, '09. 
William Robert Hubbert, '81. 
Jean A. IngUs, '08. 
Ernest Van Eman Johnston, '94. 
Frank Johnson, '95. 
Wilmer E. Johnson, '07. 
Arthur Jones, '81. 
Tracy Howard Kay, '11. 
Irving G. Koehler, '08. 
Herman Kramer, '07. 



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Frank Joseph Kratz, '05. 
Cass B. Laitner, '97. 
Charles William Lapworth, '09. 
Charles Farwell Lawson, '86. 
William Lightbody, '89. 
L. Bayard Littell, '01. 
James Fred Loop, '03. 
John Wallcer Matthews, '85. 
James Henry McCadie, '09. 
Jay Robert McColl, '90. 
Nelson McCullough, '09. 
Justin John McDevitt, '09. 
Herbert Wade Mills, '10. 
Theodore Freylinghuysen Millspaugh, 
'82. 

Clark W. Millspaugh, '02. 
Russell Alger Murdock, '09. 
Gurdon Hoard Osborne, '11. 

Floyd William Owen, '02. 
Edward Noah Pagelsen, '89. 

Joseph Perrien, '93. 

Bessie Phillips (Mrs. Claude I. Auten), 
'05. 

Titus Glenn Phillips, '02. 

Ansel Harvey Phinney, '70. 

Philip Henry Piper, '10. 

William E. Piper, '07. 

Charles Henry Ponitz, '10. 

Emil C. Pokorny, '07. 

Ida B. Pokorny, '07. 

Otto Arthur Pokorny, '09. 

Frank Ripley Poss, '94. 

Karl Frank Ranger, '06. 

Harry Septa Reed, '06. 

Floyd Wellington Robison, '98. 

Frank Elmer Robson, '78. 

Clifford L. Rowe, '07. 

Arthur Hubert Sargeant, '10. 

Elwood Shaw, '97. 

Harold C. Sherman, '08. 

Benjamin Franklin Simons, '90. 

Otto Wilber Slayton, '98. 

Guy Harmon Smith, '11. 

Nelson J. Smith, '05. 

Thorn Smith, '95. 

William Lincoln Snyder, '82. 

Charles Henry Spring, '00. 

Oie Worth Stephenson, '08. 

Clarence D. Sterling, '05. 

Burt C. Stewart, '07 

Allan Bruce Stirling, '10. 

Edward Albert Striker, '90. 

Clyde W. Stringer, '05. 

Charles Easterby Swales, '05. 

Melbert W. Taber, '04. 

Franklin V. Tenkonohy, '08. 

William Joseph Thome, '10. 

Max L. Tower, '09. 

Elisha Deming Andrews True, '78. 

Muriel Twiggs, '10. 



William Henry Urquhart, '11. 
Walter Rae Walker, '11. 
Bert Wermuth, '02. 
Thomas Callin Whyte, '11. 
Ernest A. Wilcox, '05. 
Arthur William Wilson, '07. 
Charles Roberts Winegar, '92. 
Wallace K. Wonders, '0 2. 
Edward F. Wright, '11. 

Dowagiac. 

Alice Adelia Johnson, '84. 

Dowllng. 

Walter Stanton, '06. 

Durand. 

William Henry Clemon.s, '80. 

Eagle. 

Henry Hamilton Jenison, '67. 
Charles D. Sprague, '70. 

East Jordan. 
Acastus L. Darbee, '08. 
Frank James Porter, '93. 

East Liansing. 

Anson Crosby Anderson, '06. 
Emerson Allen Armstrong, '11. 
Warren Babcock, '90. 
Bertha Bigelow Baker (Mrs. E. F. 

Heath), '98. 
Helen D. Baker, '05. 
Henry Luther Baker, '93. 
J. Fred Baker, '02. 
Robert James Baldwin, '04. 
Rachel Benham, '07. 
Eugene Herbert Brown, '11. 
George A. Brown, '07. 

Bessie Irene Buskirk (Mrs. J. Fred 
Baker), '03. 

Charles Barnard Collingwood, '85. 
George Harris Collingwood, '11. 
Robert E. Dickson, '09. 

Harry Joshua Eustace, '01. 

Max Daniel Farmer, '10. 

Bell Shank Farrand (Mrs. Otto Rahn), 
'06. 

Winifred Ethel Felton, '11. 

Lewis S. Fuller, '08. 

Irving Gilson, '10. 

Wilbur Olin Hedrick. '91. 

George William Hobbs, '10. 

Robert Powell Holdsworth, '11. 

Roy Gabriel Hoopingarner, '09. 

Karl Earnest Hopphan, '09. 

Ralph S. Hudson, '07. 

Maurice Flower Johnson, '07. 

Frank Stewart Kedzie, '77. 

Margaret Adelia Kedzie, '1,1. 

Rosemond Harriet Kedzie, '05 

Alex. Krentel, '99. 



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Herbert E. Marsh, '08. 

William Earl Morgan, '06. 

Harry H. Musselman, '08. 

Lydia Zae Northrup, '06. 

Elizabeth Myrtilla Palm, '11. 

Paulina Elona Raven, '05. 

James Earl Robertson, '09. 

Frank Hobart Sanford, '04. 

Dewey Alsdorf Seeley, '98. 

Vernon M. Shoesmith, '01. 

Oren Leone Snow, '10. 

Charles H. Spurway, '09. 

Kinton B. Stevens, '06. 

Grace Helen Taft (Mrs. Edward J. 

Kunze), '04. 
Hazel Charlotte Taft, '1.0. 
Emory Wesley Tappan, '11. 
James Deloss Towar, '85. 
H. Foley Tuttle, '05. 
Oliver K. White, '07. 
Frank Esler Wood, '09. 

East Tawas. 
John Werner Applin, '11. 
Edmund C. Sauve, '11. 

Eaton Rapids. 
Will Erwin Hale, '82. 
Jenne Ethelda Taylor, '06. 
Edwardsburg. 
Albert James Carpenter, '07. 

Elkton. 
Henry Basil Wales, '11. 

Elm'Ira. 
Clifton Clement Jones, '11. 

Elsie. 
Fred Howard Tillotson, '1,1. 

Evart. 
George Atkins Burley, '07. 
Frederick William Lewis, '97. 
Charles Lovell Rose, '11. 
Ray A. Turner, '10. 

Famningrton. 
Don Bissell Button, '04. 
Lyman Reed Love, '96. 

Fennviile, 

U. S. Crane, '11. 

Fenton. 

Clare S. Severance, '11. 

Flint. 

Irving Belcher Bates, '87. 
Benton Cataline, '10. 
Milton Delano, '84. 
Homer M. Eaton, '03. 
Helen Martha Esselstyn, '09. 
Loren Grant Kurtz, '11. 
Raymond Lapp Kurtz, '09. 
Leona Natalie Lee, '11. 
Owen Milton Nacker, '03. 
Floyd Clyde Taylor, '09. 



Flushing:. 

Laverne Lewis Perkins, '09. 
Fowler. 

Jay Sessions, '74. 

George Franklin Stow, '88. 

Fowlerville. 
Grace Martin, '09. 

Freeland. 
William Ray Olmsted, '11. 

Freeport. 
Clyde Dell Moore, '10. 
John W. Rigterlnk, '97. 

Fremont. 
Marjorie Ida Bird, '11. 
Albert Thompson Cartland, '97. 
Huber Copeland Hilton, '11. 
Frank Lossing, '11. 
Herbert Lossing, '11. 

Fruit Ridge. 

Samuel W. Horton, '08. 

Gagetown. 
Albert Lee Hurd, '10. 

Gaylord. 
Fred Charles Fox, '02. 

Gobleville. 
William Vincent Sage, '84. 

Grand Blanc. 
Ward Henry Parker, '08. 
Ivan E. Parsons, '07. 
Katherlne Hannah Slaght, '04. 

Grand Haven. 
George Alexander Farr, '70. 
Roy H. Gilbert, '08. 
Walter Irvin Lillle, '81. 

Grand liedge. 
Mary J. Bray, '06. 
Clifford I. Brunger, '04. 
Lewis James Gibson, '64. 
Charles Andrew Hamilton, '1.1. 
George Strange McMullen, '04. 
John Sprague Strange, '69. 
Harvey Allen Williams, '00. 

Grand Rapids. 
Charles Bloodgood, '77. 
Frank L. Carpenter, '73. 
Rolland James Cleland, '89. 
William Kent Clute, '96. 
Dwight Sipperly Cole, '93. 
Florence Ethel Copson, '10. 
Joseph Edward Coulter, '82. 
Eva Diann Coryell (Mrs. William Mc- 

Bain), '79. 
Jacob De Koning, '11. 
Thomas Elliot Dryden, '79. 
Gordon Carlton Dudley, '07. 
Herbert 1. Duthie. '11. 
Charles William Garfleld, '70. 



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George Nathan Gould, '99. 
Flavius Josephus Groner, '74. 
Lewis Blynn Hall, '82. 
Henry Newton Hornbeck, '04. 
Ben Jerome, '09. 
Minnie Esseline Johnson, '10. 
John Wesley Knecht, '11. 
Arthur Lawton Lowell, '74. 
Hugh Edward Lynch, '10. 
Mary Bertha Pennington, '11. 
Benjamin Church Porter, '84. 
Benjamin Church Porter, Jr., '11. 
AUeen Raynor, '09. 
Benjamin H. Roberts, '09. 
Charles Fred Schneider, '85. 
Ray Sessions, '79. 
Will Jay Sproat, '11. 
Daniel Strange, '67. 
Robert Elmer Thompson, '10. 
Wlnford C. Trout, '09. 
Charles B. Tubergen, '11. 
Barbara Van Heulen, '10. 
Ira Van Skiver, '03. 
Edmund Philip Wandel, '11. 
Horace Zelotus Ward, '90. 
Clara Waterman (Mrs. J. F. Nellist), 

'02. 
Alice Weed (Mrs. J. E. Coulter), '82. 
Iva A. Wilson, '11. 

Grass Lake. 

Gustav Wilhelm Gutekunst, '01. 

Greenfield. 

Walter Postiflf, '09. 

Greenville. 

Teresa A. Bristol (Mrs. E. W, Ran- 

ney), '99. 
Herbert Williams Hart, '97. 
Ellis Wilbur Ranney, '00. 
Elmer John Rowley, '90. 

Gregory. 

Wirt Timothy Barnum, '96. 

Grosse Isle. 

Edward C. Krehl, '08. 

Hancock. 
Charles L. Lawton, '88. 
George Allen Royce, '75. 
Albert Sobey, '09. 

Hanover. 
Ernest C. Fowler, '07. 

Harbor Beach. 
George J. Jenks, '89. 
William Lee Rossman, '89. 

Harbor Springs. 

Harry Roderick Fraser, '10. 
George W. Lindsley, '09. 
Louise Palmer Lindsley, '11. 



James L. Morrlce, '73. 
John Swift, '68. 

Hart. 

James Brasslngton, '76. 
Frank Cleveland Dayharsh, '11. 
George Acres Hawley, '92. 
Hugh C. Salisbury, '06. 
Sophia Izora Southwlck, '05. 

Haslett. 

Mildred Grace Ferguson, '10. 
Edith Boby, '07. 

Hastings. 

Richard Martello Bates, '85. 
Wilhelmina Ruth Bates, '10. 
Evelyn Mary Kopf, '11. 
John Clyde Wilcox, '07. 

Henderson. 

Harry C. Oven, '05. 

Highland. 

Leslie Albert Buell, '83. 

Hillsdale. 
Roy Carleton Bristol, "93. 
Earl W. Kenrick, '06. 
Justin Harold Kline, '09. 
Ray A. Turner, '1.0. 
Bion Whelan, '77. 
Arthur George Wilson, '89. 

Holland. 
Albert E. Rlgterlnk, '08. 

HoUy. 
George H. Ellis, '07. 
James Skillen Mitchell, '95. 

Holt. 
Robert Hewett Wilson, '89. 

Homer. 
Grace I. Martin, '09. 

Houghton, 
Albert Sobey, '09. 
George Warmington, '11. 

HowelL. 
Robert Bruce McPherson, '90. 
Horace W. Norton, Jr., '03. 
Charles P. Reed, '01. 
William Gale Smith, '93. 
Hubert Monroe Wells, '85. 

Hnbbardston. 
Charles Samuel Langdon, '11. 

Hadson. 
Caroline Hotchkiss Lawrence, '06. 
Oliver Cook Lawrence, '10. 
J. Logan Whitney, '10. 
Roswell A. Whitney, '01. 

Hudsonville. 

William M. Bos, '05. 
Warren Albert Maxfield, '93. 
Charles Henry Ponitz, '10. 



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Ionia. 

Wallace William Bemis, '76. 
Elva R, Davis, '05. 
Seymour Fellows Gates, '03. 
Charles Irving Goodwin, '77. 
Frederick B. Howard, '05. 
Alfred Russell Locke, '91. 
Edwin Andrew Murphy, '82. 
Ralph Waterbury Powell, '11. 
Frank Powell Normington. '95. 

Iron Mountain. 
Stanley Garthe, '03. 

Islipeming. 
Virgil Sebring Hillyer, '91. 

Ithaca, 

John Thomas Matthews, '83. 
Charles Herbert Redman, '88. 
Edwin William Redman, '87. 

Jaclison. 
William B. Allen, '07. 
Fay Farnham Burroughs, '09. 
John Irwin Breck, '84. 
Birum G. Campbell, '07. 
Dayton R. Goldsmith, '07. 
Clyde B. Gorton, '09. 
Horace Sinclair Hunt, '05. 
Bruce C. McAlpine, '05. 
Harvey Newton Peck, '92. 
Edwin Chatfield Place, '05. 
Arthur Presswood Pulling, '10. 
William Kent Sagendorph. '94. 
Ray Small, '08. 

Kalamazoo. 
Ervin Davis Brooks, '76. 
Fred Llewellyn Chappell, '85. 
Dwight Alonzo Harrison, '68. 
Catherine Elizabeth Koch, '09. 
Lynn De Coursey Mead, '10. 
Walter Alfred Newton, '11. 
J. Hackley Skinner, '01. 
Wilfred Strong, '05. 

Kalkaslia. 
Willard B. Clark, '11. 
Wilbur S. Palmer, '02. 

Kent City. 
Stanley H. Perham, '11. 
Kingston, 
William Clark Sanson, '87. 

Lansing. 
Louis Lynnfootc Appleyard, '00. 
Arthur Davis Baker, '89. 
Henry Luther Baker, '93. 
Philip J. Baker, '08. 
Florence M. Barlow, '08. 
Albert Norman Bateman, '92. 
Leroy Lowell Benedict, *10. 
Harry Llewellyn Brunger, '02. 
Flora L. Campbell, '06. 
Winifred E. Cannell, '02. 



Dwight Clark Carpenter, '11. 

Edna M. Chamberlain, '11. 

Daisy Edna Champion (Mrs. Daisy 

Coffeen), '93. 
Frank Gunnison Clark, '90. 
John Wesley demons, '86. 
Charles Gary Cobb, '09. 
Jennie Mae Cowley (Mrs. Harry E 

Smith), '93. 
Frank H. Dains, '09. 
Elmer Ray Dail, '10. 
Ernest I. Dall, '02. 
Helen Elizabeth Dodge, '11. 
Justus Norris Eastabrook, '88. 
Helen Marie Eichele, '11. 
Ben Charles Ellis, '11. 
Archibald Martelle Emery, '83. 
Charles Sanford Emery, '77. 
Helen Emery, '1.0. 
Helen Martha Esselstyn, '09. 
Max Daniel Farmer, '10. 
Robert E. Ferguson, '05. 
Joseph Foster, '90. 
Francis Jackson Free, '88. 
Blanche A. Freedman, '06. 
Henry Emmons Gibson, '69. 
Zelin Calvin Goodell, '11. 
Alexander Fulton Gordon, '91. 
Charles Arthur Gower, '98. 
Olive Estelle Graham (Mrs. Harold 

Bennett), '09. 
Florence Louise Hall, '09. 
Jason Elmer Hammond, '86. 
Clarence Austin Hathaway, '92. 
Ellsworth Albert Holden, '89. 
Clarence Elmer Holmes, '93. 
Thomas Milton Hooper, '10. 
Karl Earnest Hopphan, '09. 
Osmond Charles Howe, '83. 
George J. Hume, '87. 
Alice Elizabeth Jeffery, '11. 
Ole Haakon Johnson, '11. 
Frank Stewart Kedzie, '77. 
Zella Maude Kimmel, '11. 
Inez Kinney (Mrs. James Tallmadge), 

'07. 
William Krieger, '02. 
Homer Dickinson Luce, '84. 
Herbert E. Marsh, '08. 
Parnell Gladstone McKenna, '10. 
Clifford W. McKibbin, '11. 
William Earl Morgan, '06. 
Mabel Mosher, '08. 
Walter Neil Moss, '09. 
Alvin Grossman Pratt, '07. 
Judson Edmund Pratt, '09. 
William Keith Prudden, '78. 
Shelby E. Race, '08. 
Fred L. Radford, 01. 
Fred Jerome Richards, '11. 



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Edith Roby, '07. 

Clarence Sage Roe, '11- 

Benjamin Carl Rogers, 'OS. 

Frank Foster Rogers, '83. 

Mabel Claire Rogers, '10. 

Jamie Estin Rork, '11. 

James Satterlee, '69. 

Elizabeth Helen Schneider, '11. 

Elric A. Seelye, '04. 

Ernest J. Shassberger, '08. 

James Eugene Shaw, '10. 

Benjamin Franklin Simons, '90. 

Harry Edmund Smith, '96. 

Leroy Clark Smith, '09. 

Oren Leone Snow, '10. 

Charles H. Spurway, '09. 

Clara Alma Stolte, '10. 

Harris Ely Thomas, '85. 

Horace Tucker Thomas, '01. 

William Ora Thompson, '04. 

Joseph Lane Thorne, '03. 

Earle A. Towne, '07. 

Emerson Edward Vance, '84. 

Andrew S. Van Halteren, '07. 

Lewis Hunt Van Wormer, '95. 

Anne Catherine Watkins (Mrs. Charles 

H. Adams), '98. 
Devillo Demic Wood, '11. 
Frank Esler Wood, '09. 

Lamg:sbnrg. 
Oliver Cary Hollister, '89. 

Lapeer. 
Robert Lochead Taylor, '10. 

Liawrence. 
Harry Amos Martin, '89. 
John Chester Stafford, '88. 

Iiawton, 
Clark D. Mason, '10. 

Liewiston. 
Mlna Fuller (Mrs. J. L. Truxell), '02. 

Liindon. 
Max Lockwood Johnston, '10. 

Iiucas. 
Harry Samuel Peterson, '11. 

liUdington. 
Hannah Williamson, '11. 

Manchester, 
Lucius Whitney Watkins, '93. 

Manton. 
Charles Dellen Phelps, '81. 

Maple City. 

Leon L. Drake, '03. 

Maple Rapids. 

M. Ethlyn Hudson (Mrs. G. C. White), 
'09. 

Marcellus. 
Edmund Schoetzow, '83. 



Marilla. 

Henry Augustus Danville, '83. 

Marquette. 
John Severance, '93. 
Neil Van Home, '11. 

Marshall. 
Ben Knight Bentley, '90. 

Mason. 
Ion John Cortright, '11. 
Christian M. Krentel, '99. 
Walter Eustus Adam Zimmer, '08. 

McBain. 
Orrin Orlando Dunham, '86. 

Mendon. 
John Franklin Evert, '82. 

Menominee. 
Richard William Edling, '86. 

Merle Beach. 
Claude Edmund Smith, '10. 

Michigamme. 
Harry Luther Chamberlin, '00. 

Middleville. 

Charles Peter McNaughton, '07. 
Edna Belle McNaughton, '11. 

Midland. 
Ernest Wood Baldwin, '1.1. 
Joseph A. Cavanagh, '09. 
Fred Nichols Lowry, '99. 
Mabel Claire Rogers, '10. 

Milford. 
William Caldwell, '76. 
Henry T. Ross, '04. 

Milan, 
Charles Homer Robison, '95. 

MUlington, 

Lewis F. Bird, '04. 

MolLne. 
Flora I. Bates, '11. 

Monroe. 
Alta Gunnison (Mrs. P. B. Pierce), '05. 
Bertha Hlnkson, '05. 
Paul B. Pierce, '04. 

Morenci. 
Norman B. Horton, '02. 
Harlow Dewey Ingall, '09. 
John Adelbert Poucher, '77. 
Archie William Sutton, '84. 

Morrice. 
Hazle A. Beard, '08. 

Mt. Pleasant. 

Myron A. Cobb, '08. 

Muskegon. 

Charles Warren Ball, '73. 
Laurence O. Gordon, '06. 
Harry Arnold White, 92. 



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Muskegon Heights. 

Homer Buell Clark, '00. 
Napoleon. 
Burr T. Hesse, '03. 
Lewis Grant Palmer, '85. 

New Baltimore. 
John Hooker, '86. 

New Buflfalo. 

Amos Hale Crosby, '09. 

Newaygo. 

Lyie E. Smith, '07. 

Niles. 
Alida Alexander, '06. 
Eugene De Forest Hallock, '10. 
John R. Lambert. '06. 

North Adams, 

Julius William Chapin, '10. 
North ^Lansing, 

Henry Emmons Gibson, '69. 

Northville. 

Dean Fremont Griswold, '75. 

Novl. 
Jay C. Button, '07. 

Okemos. 

Mary J. Bray. '06. 
Flora L. Campbell, '06. 
Earl G. Hag-adorn, '06. 
Nina Belle Hewitt, '11. 
Edith F. Hudson, '09. 

Old 3Iission. 

Emmor Otis Ladd, '78. 

Onsted. 

Athol Edward Brainard, '11. 
Myndret Charles Greenleaf, '11. 

Orion. 
James Toudan Clark, '85. 

Orleans. 
Joel Gaylord Palmer, '05. 

Otsego. 

Ray George Crane, '10. 
John Oliver Linton, '11. 
Bartlett Augustus Nevins, '75. 

Ovid. 
Jewel Lee (Mrs. E. A. Grove), '04. 
Scott James Redfern, '97. 

Owosso. 

Albert Baldwin Cook, '93. 
Charles Benjamin Cook, '88. 
Clayton Thurston Cook, '91. 
Guerdon L. Dimmick, '11. 
Joseph Artemus Horton, '76, 
William Hookway, '11. 

O.Tford. 

Ernest H. Taylor, '07. 
Charles B. Taylor, '04. 



Parma. 

Arthur Presswood Pulling, '10. 

Paw Paw, 
David Anderson, '89. 
Edmund Smith Harrison, '03. 
Wilbur Fisk Hoyt, '83. 
Jason Woodman, '81. 

Perry. 
Hazle A. Beard, '08. 
Henry Powell Halstead, '71. 

Petoskey. 
Benjamin Terry Halstead, '73. 

Pigeon. 
Russell Alger Murdock, '09. 
Edward George Schubach, '11. 

Pittsford. 
Stephen W. Perrin, '11. 

Plain well. 
Albert Leslie Nichols, '86. 

Pontine. 
Howard Haswell Barnett, '06. 
Marguerite Barrows, '04. 
Adams Bayley, '61. 
Mason Wilbur Gray, '77. 
Amy D. Hurlburt (Mrs. J. T. Fowler), 

'08. 
William Roscoe Kedzie, '99. 
Willis Leisenring, '84. 
Lee H. Wright, "07. 

Port Austin. 

Florence Louise Hall, '09. 

Port Hope. 
William Rogers Stafford, '09. 

Port Huron. 
Lincoln Avery, '82. 
Reuben Smith Campbell, '94. 
Eugene Francis Law, '83. 
Alexander Moore, '89. 
Chester Stanley Wagner, '10. 

Qulncy. / 

Virgil T. Bbgue, '11. 
Ivan J. Clizbe, '11. 

Qulnnesec. 
Parnell Gladstone McKenna, '10. 

Rapid City. 
Robert Morley Reynolds, '09. 

Rapid River. 
Henry Herman Winde, '87. 

Ravenna. 
Fent E. N. Thatcher, 07. 

Redford. 
Thomas Burt, '10. 

Reed City. 
Roy H. Gilbert, '08. 

Republic. 
Lenore Belle Martin, '07. 



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River Ronge. 

Clifford L. Rowe, '07. 

Bires Junction. 
Arthur Hough Perrine, '1.0. 

Rochester. 
Howard Burt Cannon, '88. 

Rockford. 
Elton Liummis Jewell, '11. 
Rollo E. Keech, '06. 

Ross. 

George Elmer Ewing, '92. 

Royal Oak. 

Clare Warren Haven, '01. 

Rusbton. 
Walter Warden, '07. 

Saginaw. 
Daniel H. Ellis, '07. 
Floyd J. Glbbs, '11. 
Charles A. Hach, '05. 
Clare Henry Parker, '00. 
Edwin Charles Peters, '93. 

Saline. 
Harry Lee Baker, '11. 

Sandusky. 
William Henry Burgess, '81. 

Saranac. 
Edson Hale Hunt, '77. 

Sault Ste. Marie. 

Ira D. MacLachlan, '10. 

Leo Benjamin Plummer, '94. 

Harry Wilcox, '79. 

Sawyer. 
Bert William Keith, 'IL 

Schoolcraft. 

Edward Lakin Brown, '10. 

Scottfille. 

Mae Villa Parmelee, '11. 
Sebewaing. 

Marshall Ransom Allen, 'OS. 
Franklin Alfred Bach, '01. 

Sbelby. 

Oscar Gustave Anderson, '11. 

Alfred Henrlckson, '11. 

Leo Benjamin Plummer, '94. 

Shepardsville. 

George Morrlce, '85. 

Sheridan, 

Claude Greenhoe, '09. 

Sibley. 

Roswell G. Carr, 'OS. 

Somerset. 

Frank Randolph Smith, '87. 

South Frankfort. 

Ray Charles Edwards, '11. 



South Grand Kaplds. 

Barbara Van Heulen, '10. 
South Haven. 

Nellie Bangs (Mrs. Eugene I. Wilcox), 
'10. 

Floyd M. Harden, '08. 

Herbert M. Carter, '11. 

Albert Blackmar Chase, '93. 

George C. Monroe, '91. 

Myrta H. Severance (Mrs. Floyd Bar- 
den), '09. 

Eugene I. Wilcox, '08. 
Sparta. 

Rollo E. Keech, '06. 

Springport. 

Harry W. Dey, '03. 

Springvale. 

Fremont Err Skeels, '78. 

St. Clair. 
Eduard C. Lindemann, '11. 

St. Ignace. 
Louis Pauly Walker, '11. 

St. Johns. 

George Campbell, '98. 

St. Joseph. 

Ernest Porter Clark, '83. 

St. liOuis. 
Alem John Hutchins, '09. 
Earl P. Robinson, '07. 
Sturgis. 
Charles Howard Parker, '75. 
Vern Clifford Schaeffer, '11. 
Charles Albert Sturgis, '75. 
Swartz Creek. 
Charles Eliot Calkins, '99. 

Tawas City. 

John August Blust, '1,1. 
Tecumseh. 

James Aaron Waldron, '10. 

Tekonsha. 

George William Davis, '92. 

Three Oaks. 

Edward William Steck, '11. 
Ray Granville Thomas, '03. 

Three Rivers. 

Clark L. Brody, '04. 

Samuel Charles Hagenbuch, '10. 

A. Clifford Prutzman, '67. 

Traverse City. 

Harold S. Kneeland, '02. 
Frank Mills Paine, '89. 
Ray L. Pennell, '07. 
Alleen Raynor, '09. 
Claude Edmund Smith, '10. 
Willard Louis Thomas, '80. 



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Trenton, 

Frank H. Nickle, '03. 

Union City. 
Fred S. Dunks, '05. 
Claud Lawrence Nash, '09. 

Unionville. 
Eugene Henry Kolb, '11. 
Louis Dunham Sees, '96. 

Upton Works. 
Roy M. Norton, '01. 

Vandalia. 
William Earle Palmer, '92. 

Vassar. 
Glenn Hough Stephen, '09. 
Vermontvill'e. 
Milton W. Sprague, '09. 
Vernon. 
Grace Owen, '08. 

Wacousta. 
Bertha Clifford Cameron, '09. 
John Ernest Hinkson, '92. 
Washington. 
Cass A. Lamb, '06. 
Ray Gerald Potts, '06. 
Mary E. Pratt (Mrs. Ray G. Potts), 
'08. 

■Wayland. 
Henry Franklin Buskirk, '78. 
Ethel Trautman, '11. 

Webberville. 
George Washington Brewer, '74. 
Eugene DeForest Millis, '82. 

Westphalia. 
Guy Henry Frace, '95. 

Whitehall. 
Guy Sidney Covell, '02. 
Hugh I. Glazier, '07. 
George Percy Springer, '11. 

WTiitney. 
Lyman Augustus Lilly, '77. 

WTiittemore. 

Leslie Howard Belknap, '09. 

Williamston. 
Kate M. Coad (Mrs. Glenn W. Car- 
penter), '05. 

Wixom. 
Berto Arnold Holden, '91. 

Woodland. 

Dor Noble Stowell, '92. 

Wyandotte. 

James Edward Wilcox, '10. 

Ypsilanti. 

Robert William Hemphill, Jr., '85. 
Alexander McVittie, '11. 
Bert William Peet, '92. 



Zeeland. 

Gertrude Lydia Van Loo (Mrs. Edwin 
Glerum), '02. 

>nNNESOTA. 

Ada. 

Winfleld Chester Spratt, '10. 

Appleton. 
Edward James Fletcher, '83. 

Deer River. 
Don Beebe Jewell, '01. 

Detroit. 
Jefferson Henry Irish, '82. 

Duluth. 
Joseph Bell Cotton, '86. 
Cyrus Tracy C'randall, 'SO. 
Dayton R. Goldsmith, '07. 

Minneapolis. 

Edwin J. Freeman, '92. 

Charles Frederick Herrmann, '97. 

Leta Hannah Hyde (Mrs. F. G. Keller), 

'09. 
William Thomas Langley, '82. 
Evan S. Martin, '08. 
Joseph A. Rosen, 'OS. 

Nett Lake. 

George Washington Brewer, '74. 

New Prague. 

William Lemuel Harvey, '93. 

Osakis. 
Richard Miller Slocum, '71. 
Rochester. 

Vernon Justin Willey, '93. 

Rush City. 

Harry Olin, '10. 

St. James. 

Will Curtis, '89. 

St. Paul. 

Bessie E. Bemis, '05. 
Maxwell J. Dorsey, '06. 
Garfield Verran, '07. 

WTiite Bear Lake. 

George Levi Spangler, '86. 

jnssissuppi. 

BUoxi. 

Samuel Mills Tracy, '68. 

Gulfport. 

Warren Douglas Barry, '84. 

Meridian. 

Burton B. Clise, '07. 

MISSOURI. 

Cape Girardeau. 

Mary Geraldine Allen, '09. 



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Columbia, 

Harry Laverne Kempster, '09. 
Frederick Blackmar Mumford, '91. 
Lorin G. Rinkle, '07. 

Jeflferson City. 
Myrtle B. Craig, '07. 

Joplin. 
Ray R. Tower, '03. 
Amos Conwell Williamson, '72. 

Kansas City. 
Mary Knaggs (Mrs. A. H. Stone), '01. 
Joseph Lewis McDermott, '99. 
Allan H. Stone, '99. 

Rivertnines. 
Frank Nelson Grover, '06. 
Jessie K. Palmer (Mrs. Frank Rork), 

•04. 
Frank C. Rork, '03. 

Rolla. 
Paul Julius Wllkins, '69. 
Seymour. 
Charles William Sheldon, '75. 

St. Louis. 
George Clinton Crandall, '87. 
Peter H. Felker, '71. 
C. Ernest Johnson, '05. 
Guy L. Stewart, '95. 

Warrensburg. 
Oscar Blin Hall, '93. 
Paulina Elona Raven, '05. 

MONTANA. 

Anaconda. 

Charles H. Edwards, '09. 

Belgrade. 
John George Veldhuis, '95. 

Big Timber. 
Harriet A. Farrand (Mrs. George Car- 
dozo), '02. 

Butte. 
William Enders, '91. 

Grass Range. 
Ruel William Blake, '90. 
Great Falls. 
Edwin A. Willson, '07. 

Kalispell. 
George Andrew Bignell, '09. 

LieWistown. 
Lewis Way Spaulding, '90. 

L,ibby. 
Russell Vaughn Tanner, '09. 

Missoula. 
Ella Pearl Kedzie (Mrs. L. C. Plant), 
'98. 

Philipsburg. 
Wilbur Ira Power, '85. 



Poison. 

James Herbert Briley, '96. 
Wilson Floyd Millar, '04. 

Victor. 
John Philip Miller, '10. 

NEBRASKA. 

Arcadia. 

Fred Ellsworth Delano, '82. 

Grand Island. 
Frederick William Ashton, '91. 

Hastings. 
Russel Ross Marble, '95. 
JLincoIn. 
Charles Edwin Bessey, '69. 
Edgar Albert Burnett, '87. 
Will Stevens Delano, '81. 
Howard Remus Smith, '95. 
Republican City. 
Charles Leonard Grimes, '84. 

Omaha. 
Albert Thorn Swift, '99. 

NEVADA. 

McGiU. 

George Tryon, '03. 

Reno. 

Ransom H. McDowell, '74. 

Rhyolite. 

Clay Tallman, '95. 

NEW JERSEY. 

East Orange. 
John Pierce Churchill, '95. 

Newark. 
John Pierce Churchill, '95. 
Jessie Jane Foster (Mrs. A. T. Swee- 
ney), '91. 
Alonzo McClair Miller, '10. 
Algernon Thomas Sweeney, '91, 
George D. White, '01. 

New Brunswick. 
Byron David Halsted, '71. 
Ray Gordon Voorhorst, '10. 

Passaic. 
Earl Howard Sedgwick, '97. 

Woodbine. 
Henry William Geller, '04. 
John Edward Schaefer, '05. 
Wordcliff Lake. 
Herbert Winslow Collingwood, '83. 

NEW MEXICO. 

Albuquerque. 

Frederick Lucian Johnston, '05. 

Fort Sumner. 

George R. Fryman, '05. 



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Liordsburg. 

Donald Hixson Kedzie, '76. 

Santa Fe. 

George C. Morbeck, '04. 

Sbiprock. 

Leroy L. Burrell, '08. 

NEW YORK. 

Albany. 

Gertrude Elizabeth Peters, '06. 

Auburn. 
George F. Talladay, '05. 

Brooklyn. 
Myron J. Dikeman, '08. 
Arthur Charles Dodge, '04. 
Joseph Harlan Freeman, '90. 
Robert Turner McNaughton, '78. 

Buflfalo. 
Elizabeth Jennie Frazer, '11. 
Edward Peck Safford, '91. 
Mark G. Stephenson, '05. 

Dunkirk. 
Gilbert S. Valentine, '08. 

Elmira. 
Jacob Sloat Welles, '09. 
Fort Terry. 
Roy Robert Lyon, '09. 

Geneva. 

Frank Henry Hall, 'S8. 
Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick, '93. 

Ithaca. 

Liberty Hyde Bailey, '82. 
Rolla Clinton Carpenter, '73. 
Lowell Byrns Judson, '03. 
Norma Dodd Vedder (Mrs. Harry I. 
Andrews), '10. 

Kenmore. 

Orel Leonard Hershiser, '84. 
Lake George. 

Albert N. Robson, '06. 

I>a Salle. 

Stephen Wirt Doty, '07. 

liOckport. 

Jesse Philip Knickerbocker, '04. 

LyiidonvlUe. 

Milton St. John, '83. 

Morrisville. 

James R. Dice, '08. 

Napanoch. 

Huber Sbull, 'OS. 

New York City. 

Erastus Newton Bates, '06. 
Antranig Garabed Bodourian, '00. 
John Jay Bush, '84. 
Herbert Winslow Collingwood, '83. 
Arthur Charles Dodge, '04. 



Harry Eugene Emmons, '78. 
Joseph Harlan Freeman, '90. 
Charles Woods Gammon, '79. 
Maurice Grenville Kains, '95. 
Thomas Stewart Major, '92. 
Evan S. Martin, '08. 
Robert William McCulloch, '87. 
Jedediah Haskins Smith, '83. 
Burr Wheeler, '03. 
Lloyd E. Wood, '08. 

Olean. 
Ambrose Everett Smith, '81, 

Palmyra. 

Byron Smith Palmer, '81. 

Peekskill. 

Joseph I. Bicknell, Jr., '81. 

Racket River. 
Alonzo Hiram Chase, '09. 
Red Creek. 

Eli L. Rodegeb, '10. 

Rochester. 

Henry Raymond Allen, '95. 
Joseph Philip Haftenkamp, '05. 

Salamanico. 

Frank Wilson Darling, '10. 

Schenectady. 

Louis C. Brooks, '92. 
Briggs Lyman Clark, '09. 
Herbert Alexander Hagadorn, '9S 
Friend Hans Kierstead, '09. 
Robert S. Newton, '05. 
Clara Matilda Steele, '98. 
George W. Stroebel, '02. 

Silver Creek. 
Edward Peck Safford, '91. 

Syracuse. 

Cadalzo A. Dockstader, '81. 

Yonkers. 

Edward Asher Bartmess, '85. 
NORTH CAROLINA. 

Asheville. 

Charles Wilkins Mason, '09. 
Kings Mountain, 

Clement James Strang, '78. 

West Raleigh. 

Frank C. Reimer, '03. 

NORTH DAKOTA. 

Bathgate. 

Israel Hibbard Harris, '73. 

Bottineau. 

Oscar William Fairbanks, '09. 
Mabel Connelley Severance, '02. 

Fargo. 
Harry Walter McArdle, '87. 
Clare Bailey Waldron, '87. 



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Grand Forks. 

William Clyde Stebbins, '95. 

Tower City. 
Therles D. Hinebauch, '85. 

OHIO. 

Akron. 

Thomas Alfred Chittenden, '98. 

Alliance. 
Fent E. N. Thatcher, '07. 

Cincinnati. 
Lewis Storms Munson, '97. 

Cleveland. 
Arthur J. Anderson, '05. 
Robert Floyd Bell, '05. 
John Griffith Cavanagh, '06. 
Harry Garfield Driskel, '02. 
Howard Histand Harrison, '09. 
Charles Homer Hoyt, '85: 
Clarence Herbert Judson, '86. 
Charles Alexander Lemmon, '10. 
Dalton Moomaw, '07. 
Wilhelm Neilson, '06. 
Charles B. Norton, '08. 
George Andrew Parker, '97. 
Arthur DeWitt Peters, '05. 
Floyd Herbert "Valentine, '09. 
George Wilson White, '04. 

Conneaut. 
Sherman John Blake, '93. 

Columbus. 
William Morton Barrows, '03. 
Zoe Benton (Mrs. C. C. Ford), 'Oi 
Clem C. Ford, '05. 
Georg-e Daniel Francisco, '02. 
Christian H. Goetz. '07. 
Wendell Paddock, '93. 
Clyde. 
Walter W. Wells, '01. 

Dayton. 

Katherine Gunn (Mrs. Richa 

Yates), '03. 
Richard L. Yates, '03. 

East Norwood. 
William Gilbert May, '10. 

Elyrla. 

Charles M. Blanchard, '03. 
Stacey Stephen Fisher, '09. 

Jeflferson. 

William Seth Howland, '97. 
Charles A. Udell, '91. 

Lakewood. 

Samuel W. McClure, '03. 
George Wilson White, '04, 

McConnelsville. 

Elma Bowerman, '02. 



Montpelier. 

James Deloss Hill, '84. 

3It. Victory. 

DeWitt Clinton Postle, '75. 
North Creek. 

Marian Weed (Mrs. Charles E. Neff), 
'91. 

Norwood. 

Lloyd Weld Dougherty, '10. 
William Gilbert May, '10. 

Oxford. 
Llewellyn Bonham, '84. 
Paulding. 
Sadie D. Champion (Mrs. Emmett L. 
Savage), '97. 

Ravenna. 
Birtley King Canfield, '89. 

Sandusky. 

Ralph C. Bird, '06. 

Salem. 
Robert L. Cork, '02. 
Edward D. Gagnier, '99. 

Toledo. 

Walter P. Brown, '08. 
Harvey D. Fargo, '02. 
Maud E. Ferguson, '08. 
Ernest C. Fowler, '07. 
Sherwood Hinds, '05. 
Clyde E. Merwin, '08. 
William Wilbur Morrison, '90. 
Leslie M. Sanborn, '06. 
Amy Bell Vaughn (Mrs. H. C. Gil- 
ger), '97. 

Wakeman. 
Charles Henry Todd, '89. 

Wooster. 
Paul Thayer, '00. 

OKLAHOMA. 
£1 Reno. 

William Clyde Armstrong, '03. 
Leroy Allen Wilson, '94. 
Norman. 
Edwin De Barr, '91. 

Oklahoma City. 

Glenn Dexter Perrigo, '88. 
John W. Toan, '90. 

Pond Creek. 

Charles Summer Ingersoll, '75. 

Stillwater. 

Omar O. Churchill, '03. 
Roy Chester Potts, '06. 

OREGON. 

Beaverton. 

Howard Evarts Weed, '89. 



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Canby. 

Robert Chester Brodie, '09. 

CorTalUs. 

Arthur Burton Cordley, '88. 

Bess Covell (Mrs. Fletcher Gould), '08. 

Victor Ray Gardner, '05. 

Fletcher A. Gould, '07. 

Bernice Mae Jackson (Mrs. Victor R. 

Gardner), '05. 
Ezra J. Kraus, '07. 
Edward Ralph Lake, '85. 
George Washington Mitchell, '74. 

Grants Pass. 

Wlnthrop Campbell Hall, '87. 
Orestes Isaiah Gregg, '07. 
Hood River. 
John Reynolds Shelton, '82. 

Klamath Indian Agrency. 
Hettie B. Wright (Mrs. Cecil L. Phil- 
lips), '03. 

Medford. 
William Emby White, '10. 

Portland. 

Charles William Bale, '00. 

Harkness Lucius Chapin, '87. 

Lora M, Hyde (Mrs. O. A. Kratz), 'OS. 

Oscar A. Kratz, '07. 

Emery DeForest Searing, '02. 

Dora Adella Skeels (Mrs. Alfred W. 

Post), '06. 
William Fay Staley, '88. 
Charles Edward Sumner, '79. 
Arthur R. Wilcox. '08. 

Salem, 

George S. French, '86. 
Gordon Edwin Tower, '01. 

Timber. 

J. Verne Gongwer, '08. 

PANAMA. 

Canal Zone. 

Glenn Asbury Barcroft, '10. 
David Jones Hale, '98. 

PENNSYLVANIA, 

Allegheny. 

Francis McCartney Morrison, '03. 
William Wolfe Shanor, '1,1. 

Bethlehem. 
Willard Lawson Cummings, '93. 

Cheat Haven. 
Arthur Lawrence Campbell, '10. 

Harrisburg. 
James A. Cooper, Jr., '03. 
Herbert Russel Beckwith, '07. 
John Andrew Smith, '10. 



L,a Park. 

George Watt Park, '86. 

Iiansdovnie. 

Arthur Henry Kneen, '91. 

Philadelphia. 

Herbert Bamber, '81. 
Edwin B. Hulett, '09. 
Charles William McCurdy, '81. 
Frank Vaughn Warren, '98. 

Pittsburg. 

Benjamin Franklin Bain, '93. 
Horace Edward Bunce, '90. 
Mary Alice Butterfield (Mrs. George 

Nichols), '05. 
Russell Allen Clark, '76 
James Grant Hays, Jr., '11. 
George William Nichols, '05. 
Clarence Roselle White, '81. 

Phoenixville. 

Georgiana Ruth Lambert, '10. 
John R. Lambert, '06. 

Beading. 

Samuel Calvin Dondore, '91. 
Frank Arthur Sessions, '71. 
Ralph Dexter Session, '78. 

State College. 

Hugh Potter Baker, '01. 

Ruth Carrel (Mrs. Thomas W. Mason), 

'08. 
Fleta Paddock (Mrs. H. P. Baker). '01. 
Hubert Everett Van Norman, '97. 
William J. Wright, '04. 

Swarthmore. 

Scott Barrett Lilly, '07. 

Williamsport. 

Philip V. Goldsmith, '07. 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 

Batangas. 

Edna H. Rupert (Mrs. John R. Hanna), 
'05. 

Lanao. 
Orange B. Burrell, '05. 
Ernest Glen Hoffman, '10. 

Manila. 

Orange B. Burrell, '05. 
Robert Lemuel Clute, '96. 
Charles William Edwards, '09. 
J. Lindsay Myers, '07. 

Zamboanga, Mindanao. 

John Park Finley, '73. 
Charles M. Conner, '92. P. I. 

PORTO RICO. 

Eva Belle Bailey, '07. 



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KHODE ISLAND, 

Providence. 

Ernest V. Johnston, '94. 

SOUTH D.\KOTA. 
Artesian. 

Alice Hadley (Mrs. Sidney Wise), '03. 

Chamberlain. 
Albert Hiram Gillett, '92. 

Conde. 
Albert Edward Brown, '97. 

Draper. 
Bertha Evelyn Malone, '00. 

Firesteel. 
Dale Afton Smith, '88. 

Rapid City. 
Joseph Herbert Steele, '9S. 

TENNESSEE. 
CIiattanoog:a. 
Frank Kline Webb, '09. 

CoppervUle. 
Albert Herman Case, '02. 

Isabella. 
Joseph Hannah Taylor, '06. 

Knoxville. 
Charles Edward Ferris, '90. 
Bertha Margaret Wellman (Mrs. C. A. 

Willson), '96. 
Charles Albert Willson, '06. 

Memphis. 
Cyrus Clark Pashby, '94. 

TEXAS. 
Bay City. 

Guy W. Smith, '07. 

Brownsville. 

S. I>. Christensen, '08. 
Edward Clarence Green, '97. 

College Station. 
Charles Herbert Alvord, '95. 
John Lynn Thomas, '05. 

Dallas. 

Roy Li. Brown, '01. 
Clyde A. Lilly, '03. 

Friendswood. 
Leroy Borland, '07. 

Fort Worth. 
Seymour Lee Ingerson, '99. 

McAUen. 
Walter Livingston Hart, '07. 

Post City. 

Alfred Louis Marhoff, '89. 

Sherman. 
Daniel Alvin Pelton, '88. 



UTAH. 

Ogden. 

Reese Warner Taylor, '09. 

Prove. 
Ernest DeAlton Partridge, '96. 
Salt Lake City. 

Robert Starr Northrop, '01. 

VERMONT. 

South Ryegat«. 

Charles Peach Thomas, '11. 

VIRGINIA. 

Blacksborg. 

Walton Kirk Brainerd, '99. 

Lyman Carrier, '02. 

Mary Lucy Carpenter (Mrs. N. S. 

Mayo), '88. 
Nelson Slayter Mayo, '88. 
Fort Monroe. 
Mark L. Ireland, '01. 

Irma G. Thompson (Mrs. Mark Ire- 
land), '00. 

Hampton. 
Jacob Light Graybill, '09. 
l/ovingston. 
John A. Fraser, '03. 

Richmond. 
John W. Wilbur, '08. 

Roanoke. 
Archie Emmet Falconer, '06. 

WASHINGTON. 
Deer Park. 

Albert George Craig, '02. 

Everett. 
Arthur J. Cook, '01. 

Omak. 
Valmore Laverne Steward, '93. 

Pullman. 
Irving D. Charlton, '08. 

Richland. 
Glen Cuyler Lawrence, '85. 

Seattle. 
Leroy Charles Brass, '07. 
John Adams Dunford, '02. 
Samuel J. Kennedy, '01. 
Edward Mason Shelton, '71. 

Snohomish, 
Emma B. Barrett, '03. 

Spokane. 
Charles Adolphus Jewell, '96. 

Stevenson, 
Albert Carleton Sly, '91. 

Tacoma. 
William Walter Parker, '93. 



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Tekoa. 

Jared Wheeler Higbee, '74. 
Walla Walla. 

William Cook, '74. 

WEST ITRGINIA. 

Athens. 

Charles Leander Bemis, '74. 

Cherry Run. 
Merritt William Fulton, '95. 

MorgantowTi. 
Ezra Dwight Sanderson, '97. 

Sleepy Creek. 
Sanford Hamilton Fulton, '97. 

Wheeling. 
George B. Fuller, '00. 
George Willard Kinsey, '90. 

WISCONSIN. 

Berlin. 

Florence Case, '06. 

Madison. 
William Willard Daniells, '64. 
Howard Higby Douglass, '10. 
George C. Humphrey, '01. 
Sidney Egbert Johnson, '04. 
Wallace B. Llverance, '07. 
James Garfleld Moore, '03. 
Philip Sheridan Rose, '99. 
Philip H. Wessels, '05. 

Menomonie. 
Fred Randall Crane, '99. 
Glenn Arthur Gilbert, '09. 

Milwaukee. 

J. Guy Aldrich, '01. 
Frank K. Brainard, '03. 
Charles McKenney, '81. 
William John Merkel, '9S. 
Albert Mackelcan Patrlarche, '98. 

Plymouth. 

Fred Grover Wilson, '11. 

Portage. 
Grace Owen, '08. 

Bacine. 
Alexander A. Flsk, '05. 
Harry Glen Walker, '04. 

Beserve. 

Horace Bigelow Fuller, '92. 

Sheboygan. 

Lulu Robinson (Mrs. George B. Wiles), 
'06. 

Superior. 
Alice M. Gunn, '01. 

West Allis. 

Edward Balbach, '04. 



WYOMING. 

Arapahoe. 

Arthur Lawrence Campbell, '10. 

Cheyenne. 
James Emerson Niswander, '95. 
Frank Josiah Niswander, '89. 
Walter Sherman Palmer, '89. 

Encampment. 

Roy Spencer Wheeler, '10. 

Liaramie. 

Charles J. Ovlatt, '09. 

Powell. 
George H. Ellis, '07. 

Thornton. 

Leslie B. McWethy, '04. 

AUSTRALIA. 

Joseph Arthur Bulkeley, '99, Wallera- 

wang, New South Wales. 
Lynn D. Rudolph, '02, Sydney. 

BRITISH INDIA. 

Kolia San Thabue, '91, Lower Burma 
via Brindisl. 

CANADA. 
ALBERTA. 

Calgary. 

Frank George Carpenter, '02. 

Fine Lake. 
Clare Eugene Meyers, '96. 

Stirling. 
George Severance, '01. 

BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
Princeton. 
John Franklin Coats, '01. 

Vancouver. 
Horace Lindsley Bunnell, '90. 

Victoria. 
Henry Austin Dibble, '97. 
MANITOBA. 
Winnipeg. 
Leslie John Smith, '06. 
Katherine Clark (Mrs. W. E. Perry), 
'10. 

ONTARIO. 

Berlin. 

Adorf Bernhardt Krentel, '99. 

Cochrane. 
Francis O'Gara, '08. 

Dundas. 
George Whitney Williams, '96. 

Guelph. 
S. Fred Edwards, '99. 

Hamilton. 
George Whitney Williams, '96. 



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Ottawa. 

Abraham Knechtel, '00. 

South Porcupine. 

Bessie K. Paddock (Mrs. Harry Meek), 
•05. 

St. Thomas. 
Walter Henry Flynn, '99. 

Toronto. 
Walter P. Robinson, '05. 
Walkerville. 
Edward Raymond Russell, '99. 
Ernest A. Wilcox, '05. 

QUEBEC. 

Montreal. 

John Woodbury Perrigo, '94. 

CHINA. 

Haiphong, Indo-Chlna. 

Celia A. Harrison (Mrs. Geo. F. Rich- 
mond), '01. 

George Fletcher Richmond, '98. 
Chang Sha, Province of Hunan. 

Elvine Armstrong (Mrs. H. W. Rey- 
nolds), '04. 



JAPAN. 

lyo. 

Charles OcKada, '11. 

Okayamaken. 
Arao Itano, '11. 

Sambougri, Aomori Ken. 

Shoichi Tebina, '95. 

Tokyo. 
Wahey Matsura, '96. 
Michltaro Tsuda, '84. 

MEXICO. 

Durango. 

Alfonso Garcinava, '09. 
George Edward Kedzie, '73. 
Alfonso G. Palacio, '07. 

Guanacevi. 
Joseph Harold Hedges, '03. 
Mexico City. 
Ho"ward L. Francis, '06, 
Walter J. Kingscott, '06. 

RUSSIA. 

Klschlnev, Besarabia. 

Louis Guy Michael, '03. 



CUBA. 

Central Nueva Lruisa, JoTellanos. 

Clift Fay Austin, '99. 
Pijuan. 

Philip V. Goldsmith, '07. 

EGYPT. 

Cairo. 

Andrew S. Van Halteren, '07. 



Vadim A. 



SIBERIA. 

Ulakhta. 

Sobennikoff, '97. 



SOUTH AMERICA. 
ARGENTINE. 

Buenos Ayres. 

E. Gerald Kenny, '05. 
Hubert Cushman Pratt, '09. 



FRANCE. 

Paris. 

Harry Eugene Emmons, '78. 



CHILI. 

Temuco. 

Dillman S. Bullock, '02. 



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EXPLANATORY NOTE 

It was the intention to publish this volume in igio, ten years after the 
last similar catalogue was issued. The publication has been delayed for 
one year but it was thought best to complete the lists of ofl&cers and 
graduates only to the close of the college year, 1910, with the exception of 
the names of the graduates of 1 9 1 1 . The College expects hereafter to issue 
the catalogue at the regular ten-year periods. 



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INDEX OF OFFICERS AND GRADUATES 



Page 

Abbe, C 1.9 

Abbot, A. A 48 

Abbot, J. R 44 

Abbot, Mary M 28 

Abbot, T. C S, 9, 10 

Adams, Mrs. C. H 67 

Adams, E. H 84 

Adams, Ethel M 80 

Adelman, A 77 

Agnew, R. M 67 

Aldrich, J. G 70 

Alexander, Alida 84 

Alger, A. R. 19, 78, 112 

Allen, A. F 30, 109 

Allen, E. P 8 

Allen, G. H 96 

Allen, H. R 61 

Allen, M. R 92 

Allen, Mary G 96 

Allen, W. B. . 87 

Alvord, C. H 61, 112 

Amos, W. G 65 

Anderson, A. C 15, 84 

Anderson, A 19 

Anderson, A. J 80 

Anderson, D 26, 51 

Anderson, E. P 12 

Anderson, O. G 105 

Anderson, Susanna 55 

Andrews, Mrs. H. 1 1.05 

Andrews, Helen 87 

Andrews, Neina 92 

Angell, Anna M 87 

Angell, Harriet C 84 

Angell, I. D 87 

Angell, J. B 114 

Anibal, B. H 96 

Angstman, O. E 35 

Annls, F. J 35, 109 

Antisdale, E. S 46 

Appleyard, L. L 19, 68 

Applin, J. "W 105 

Armstrong, A. S 84 

Armstrong, E. A 105 

Armstrong, Elvine L 78 

Armstrong, W. C 74 

Arnold, G 48 

Ashley, Helen M 88 

Ashley, M. B 96 



Page 

Ashton, F. W 55 

Atkins, M. D 17 

Austin, C. F 67 

Auten, C. 1 80 

Auten, Mrs. C. 1 83 

Avery, L 41 

Avery, Sarah S. B 19 

Ayrs, O. L 71 

Babcock, L. E 105 

Babcock, M. M 101 

Babcock, W 1.3, 53 

Bach, Ellen B. 19 

Bach, F. A 70 

Bagley, W. C 62 

Bahlke, W. A 43 

Bailey, Eva 88 

Bailey, H. S 19 

Bailey, L. H 12, 42, 110 

Bailey, W. J 70 

Bain, B. F 58 

Bair, M. Blanche 101 

Baird, H. W 19, 43 

Baird, R. G 9 

Baird, W. S 46 

Baker, A. D 51 

Baker, Bertha B 66 

Baker, C 44 

Baker, C. F 19, 55 

Baker, Helen D 80 

Baker, H. B 57 

Baker, H. L, 105 

Baker, H. P 70 

Baker, Mrs. H. P 71 

Baker, J. F 15, 72, 112 

Baker, Mrs. J. F 75 

Baker, J. L 88 

Baker, L. H. 58 

Baker, Mary C 66 

Baker, P. J 92 

Baker, R. S 51 

Baker, Mrs. R. S 53 

Balbach, Caroline 26 

Balbach, E 78 

Baldwin, E. "W 105 

Baldwin, R. J 78 

Bale, C. W 69 

Ball, C. "W 33 

Ball, E. N 42 



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Page 

Ball, Wm 69 

Bamber, A. M 43 

Bamber, H 40 

Bancker, E 26 

Bandholtz, H. H 14 

Bangs, C. B. P 36 

Bangs, Nellie 101 

Bank, E. C 44 

Barcroft, G. A 101 

Barden, F. M 92 

Barden, Mrs. F. M 100 

Barley, A. T 92 

Barlow, B. B 74 

Barlow, Florence M 92 

Barnett, H. H 84 

Barnum, C. J 60 

Barnum, W. T 63 

Barrett, Emma B 74 

Barrows, Marguerite 78 

Barrows, W. B 13 

Barrows, W. M 75 

Barry, W. D 44 

Bartholomew, H. D 19 

Bartmess, E. A 46 

Bateman, A. N 57 

Bates, E. N 19, 84 

Bates, Flora 1 105 

Bates, I. B 48 

Bates, R. M 46 

Bates, Wllhelmlna R 101 

Bauerle, F 57 

Bauknight, P. M 19 

Baumgras, "W. J 96 

Baxter, W. J 7 

Bayley, A 30 

Beal, Fannie E 92 

Beal, Jessie 1 53 

Beal, W. J 11, 114 

Beal, W. 19 

Beard, Hazle A 92 

Beasley, G. F 31 

Beaumont, J. W 42 

Beckwith, H. R 88 

Beebe, L.. V 30 

Beighle, E. E 19 

Belknap, L. V. R 96 

Belknap, L. H 96 

Bell, R. F 80 

Belliss, Marie E 67 

Bemies, C 29 

B^mis, Bessie 19, 81 

Bemis, C. L 34 

Bemis, W. W 36 

Benedict, L. L 101 

Benham, Catherine F 101 

Benham, H. D 30 

Benham, Rachel 88 

Benjamin, G. "W 58 



Y-J [' \ Page 

Benner, R. C 19 

Bennett, Bon. C 81 

Bennett, E. R 72, 112 

Bennett, Franc C 81 

Bennett, Mrs. H 97 

Bennett, W. C 81 

Bentley, B. K 53 

Benton, F 19, 39, 110 

Benton, Zoe 81 

Berry, J. T 63 

Berry, L. G 9 

Bessey, C. E 31, 109 

Bicknell, J. 1 40 

Bidwell, J. N 101 

Bignell, G. A 96 

Bird, A. C 8, 9, 43, 112 

Bird, L. F 26, 78 

Bird, Marjorie 1 105 

Bird, R. C 84 

Bissell, G. W 15 

Blair, O. N 19 

Blaisdell, T. C 15 

Blake, R. W 53 

Blake, S. J 58 

Blanchard, C. M 75 

Bliss, A. P 8 

Bloodgood, C 36 

Blunt, Georgiana 17 

Blust, J. A 105 

Bodourian, A. G 69 

Bogue, E. E 14 

Bogue, V. T 105 

Bolte, J. W 81 

Bolte, Mrs. J. W 81 

Bonham, L 44 

Boomsliter, G. P 84 

Born, F. G 92 

Bos, W. M 81 

Boughton, C. H 84 

Boulard, E 88 

Bowd, B. A 29 

■Rowditch, J 19 

Bowerman, Elma 72 

Bowerman, M. R 96 

Boyd, D. L, 96 

Boyden, W. E 8 

Boyer, E 19 

Boyle, J 92 

Boyles, F. M 19 

Bradley, Marjorie M 105 

Bradner, E. H 31 

Brainard, A. E 105 

Bralnard, F. K 75 

Brainerd, W. K 67 

Brass, L. C 88 

Brassington, J 36 

Bray, Mary J 84 

Breck, G. E 37 



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Page 

Breck, J. 1 44 

Breckenridge, L. P 13 

Breese, W. J 55 

Bregger, L. A 49 

Brewer, C. L 15 

Brewer, G. W 34 

Brewster, A. W. 92 

Briggs, C. H 63 

Briggs, J. A 39 

Briggs, L. J 58 

Briggs, Mrs. L. J 59 

Brightup, R. E 105 

Briley, J. H 63 

Brink, L. B 19 

Bristol, R. C 58 

Bristol, Theresa A 67 

Brodie, R. C 96 

Brody, C. L 78 

Brooks, E. D. 36 

Brooks, L. C 57, 112 

Brooks, R. M 33 

Brown, A. E 65 

Brown, A. M 9 

Brown, B. S 75 

Brown, C. W 26 

Brown, E. H 105 

Brown, E. L 101 

Brown, G. A 19, 88 

Brown, H. L 88 

Brown, Jessie 81 

Brown, R. L 70 

Brown, V. E 20 

Brown, W. P 92 

Brown, W. M 75 

Brown, W. R 75, 112 

Brunger, C. 1 78 

Brunger, H. L 72 

Bryan, E. A 115 

Buck, M. M 105 

Bucknell, H. C 84 

Buek, R. B 63 

Buell. L. A 43 

Bulkeley, J. A 67 

Bullock, D. S 72, 112 

Bulson, A. E 49 

Bunce, H. E 53 

Bunnell, H. L 53 

Burgess, Wm. H 40 

Burk, O. "W 20, 81 

Burkhart, G. P 101 

Burley, G. A 88 

Burnett, E. A 16, 48 

Burnett, L 57 

Burnett, Mrs. L 55 

Burnham, A. C 58 

Burrell, L. L. 93 

Burrell, O. B 81 

Burroughs, F. F 96 



Page 

Burt, F. A 20 

Burt, T 101 

Burton, F. S 31 

Buser, J. T 20 

Bush, C. E. 40 

Bush, J. J 44 

Bushnell, E. P. 101 

Bushnell, L. D 26,81 

Buskirk, Bessie 75 

Buskirk, H. F 8, 37 

Butterfield, I. H 8,9 

Butterfleld, K. L 28,55 

Butterfield, Mary A 81 

Button, D. B 78 

Button, J. C 88 

Cade, C. M 88 

Caine, R. E 36 

Caldwell, Ethel 105 

Caldwell, Wm 36, 112 

Calkins, A. E 33 

Calkins, C. E 67 

Calkins, E. A 66 

Cameron, A. H 84 

Cameron, Bertha C 96 

Campbell, A. L 101 

Campbell, B. G 88 

Campbell, Clara S. 81 

Campbell, Flora L 84 

Campbell, G 66 

Campbell, J. R 93 

Campbell, R. S 60 

Canfield, B. K 51 

Canfield, R. S. 88 

Cannell, "Winifred 72 

Cannon, H. B 20,49 

Cardozo, Mrs. G 73 

Carl, R. J 81 

Carleton, W. F. 78 

Carpenter, A. J 88 

Carpenter, D. C 105 

Carpenter, D 7 

Carpenter, F. G 72 

Carpenter, F. L 34 

Carpenter, Mrs. G. W 81 

Carpenter, Jennette C 20, 66 

Carpenter, L. G 16, 39, 110 

Carpenter, Mrs. L. G. 28, 41 

Carpenter, Mary L 50 

Carpenter, R. C 11, 34, 109, 115 

Carpenter, "W. L 7, 8, 35 

Carr, R. J 93 

Carr, R. G. 93 

Carrel, Ruth 20, 93 

Carrel, W. J 20, 75 

Carrier, L 72 

Carter, A. R 78 

Carter, H. M 105 



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Page 

Cartland, A. T 65 

Gary, R. H 50 

Case, A. H 72 

Case, Mrs. A. H. 19 

Case, Florence 84 

Case, R. W 72 

Cassidy, J 113 

Cataline, B 101 

Caulkins, T. P 37 

Cavanagh, G 101 

Cavanagh, J. G. 85 

Cavanagh, J. A 96 

Chadsey, G. E 70 

Chambe, Mrs. A. A 88 

Chamberlain, Edna M 105 

Chamberlain, H 8 

Chamberlain, H. L, 69 

Chamberlain, P. M 17, 50 

Champe, S 85 

Champion, Daisy E 58 

Champion, Sadie D 65 

Chapln, C. B 58 

Chapin, H. L, 48,110 

Chapin, H. E. Ill 

Chapin, J. W 101 

Chapman, C. W 20 

Chapman, Grace L 20 

Chappell, A. J 42 

Chappell, F. L 4 6 

Charles, C. B 39, 112 

Charlton, I. D 93 

Chase, A. B 58 

Chase, A. H 96 

Chase, G. L 51 

Chase, T. P 75 

Chatterton, M. D 113 

Childs, J. W 8 

Chittenden, T. A 66 

Christensen, S. L, 93 

Churchill, J. M 75 

Churchill, J. P 62 

Churchill, L,. 51 

Churchill, O. 20, 75 

Cimmer, Alice M 69 

Clark, A. J 1.8 

Clark, B. L 97 

Clark, C. W 40 

Clark, F. G 53 

Clark, F. N 51 

Clark, F. P 58 

Clark, H. B 69 

Clark, H. V 37 

Clark, J. Y 46 

Clark, Katharine G 101 

Clark, L. T 2C, 78 

Clark, R. A 36 

Clark, W. B 105 

Clarke, E. P 43 



Page 

Cleland, R. J 51 

Clemens, J. W 47 

Clemens, W. H 47 

Cleveland, O. H 106 

Clinton, L. A 26, 51, 110 

riippert, C. G 101 

case, B. B 88 

Clizbe, I. J 106 

Close, C. P 62, 110 

Clute, Lucy M 59 

Clute, 9, 10, 30, 109. 113 

Clute, R. L 63 

Clute, W. K 63 

Coad, Kate M. 20, 81 

Coats, J. F 70 

Cobb, C. C 20, 97 

Cobb, M. A 93 

Cochrane, W. D 20 

Coffeen, Mrs. Daisy E 58 

CofCron, W. H 42 

Colburn, L. C 20, 50, 110 

Colby, Z. E 97 

Cole, D. S 26, 59 

Coleman, M. L 9 

Collingwood, C. B 26, 46, 110 

Collingwood, G. H 106 

Collingwood, H. W 43, 115 

Colwell, Rachel H 20 

Conger, N. B 28 

Conner, C. M 57 

Conolly, H. M 93 

Cook, A B 59 

Cook, A. J 10, 30, 109, 1,14 

Cook, A. J 70 

Cook, C. B 26, 50 

Cook, C. T 55 

Cook, Katherine 59 

Cook, W 34 

Cooley, M. E 115 

Cools, R 101 

Cooney, E. G B3 

Cooper, Mrs. F. E 57 

Cooper, J. A., Jr 75 

Copson, Florence E 101 

Corbin, N. D 16 

Cordley, A. B 20, 50, 110 

Cordley, Bessie E 78 

Cork, R. L 72 

Cornell, W. R 20 

Cortright, I. J 106 

Coryell, Eva D 39 

Coryell, R. J 26, 45 

Cotton, J. B 20, 47 

Coulter, J. E 42 

Coulter, Mrs. J. E 43 

Covell, Bess 93 

Covell, G. S 72 

Cowley, Jennie M 59 



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Craig, A. G 20, 72, 112 

Craig, Myrtle 88 

Crandall, C. S 26, 34, 110 

Crandall, C. T 40 

Crandall, G. C 48 

Crane, A. A 35 

Crane, F. R 67 

Crane, R. G 102 

Crane, U. S 106 

Crawford, R. J 55 

Crittenden, J. J 12 

Cronk, C. P 39 

Crosby, A. H 97 

Crosby, D. J 20, 59, 110 

Crosby, Mrs. D. J 60 

Crosby, H. H. 85 

Crosby, Mamie 72 

Crosby, M. A 72 

Cross, J. P 20 

Crossman, C. W 42 

Crowe, Belle C 20 

Crowe, S. E 20 

Crozier, A. A 26, 39 

Crumb, Agnes 26 

Cullom, L. M 20 

Cummings, W. L 59 

Curtis, H. L 20 

Curtis, W 51 

Curtiss, C. D 106 

Curtiss, C. F 114 

Dall, E. R 102 

Dail, E. 1 72 

Dains, F. H 97 

Dalzell, Ruth E 88 

Dandeno, J. B 18 

Daniells, W. W 26, 30, 109, 114 

Danville, H. A 43 

Darbee, A. L 93 

Darling, F. W 102 

Darling, J. F 20 

Dart, C. R 40 

Dart, J. A 46 

Davenport, E 12, 37, 110, 112, 115 

Davis, B. F 9 

Davis, C. F 40, 110 

Davis, Elva R 81 

Davis, F. C 47 

Davis, F. P 31, 109 

Davis, G. C 20, 51, 110 

Davis, G. W 57 

Davis, W. E 52 

Dayharsh, F. C 106 

Deal, Mrs. J. S 28 

Dean, Clare 72 

Dean, M. L 26 

Dean, O. J 75 

De Barr, E 55, 1,10 



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De Camp, J. C 102 

De Koning, J 106 

De Lange, W. W 88 

Delano, F. E 42 

Delano, M 45 

Delano, "W. S 40 

Denman, G. E 29 

Dewey, G. W 106 

Dewey, L. H. 20, 50 

Dewey, T. D 8 

Dey, H. W 75 

De Zeeuw, R 19 

Dibble, H. A 65 

Dice, J. R 93 

Dickey, G. A 30 

Dickson, R. E 97 

Diehl, W. W 48 

Diemer, H 17 

Digby, A. C 75 

Dikeman, M. J 93 

Dimmick, G. L 106 

Dimmick, J. B 59 

Dixon, Mrs. H 90 

Dixon, J. S 47 

Dockstader, C. A 40 

Dodge, A 37 

Dodge, A. C 78, 112 

Dodge, G. W 93 

Dodge, Helen E 106 

Dohany, W. A 45 

Doherty, A. J 7, 8 

Dondore, S. C 55 

Doolittle, R. E 63 

Dorland, L. R 88 

Dorsey, M. J 85 

Doty, S. W 88 

Dougherty, L. W 102 

Douglass, H. H 102 

Drake, L. L, 75 

Driskel, H. G 72 

Dryden, T. E 39 

Dudley, G. C 89 

Duffey, J. C 49, 110 

Dunford, J. A 72 

Dunham, O. 47 

Dunks, F. S 81 

Dunlap, C 97 

Dunning, H. S 26 

Dupee, Margaret 20 

Durand, W. F 12 

Duthie, H. 1 1,06 

Dwight, A. C 93 

Dyckman, A. S 8 

Earle, J. W 52 

Eastman, G. N. 65 

Eastman, Mrs. Geo. N 68 

Eaton, G. W 32 



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Eaton, H. M 75 

Edling, R. W 47 

Edmonds, P. H 20 

Edwards, C. H 97 

Edwards, C. W 97 

Edwards, H 12 

Edwards, R. C 106 

Edwards, S. F 20, 67, 110 

Edwards, W. F 21 

Egerton, B. G 102 

Elchele, Helen M 106 

Eiffert, C. H 21 

Eldridge, C. H 43 

Eldridge, E. G 47 

Elliott, E. E Ill 

Elliott. J. A 65 

Ellis, B. C 106 

Ellis, D. H 89 

Ellis, G. H 89 

Elmer. E. 75 

Emerick, C. F Ill 

Emery, A. M 43 

Emery, C. S 37 

Emery. C. L. 97 

Emery, Helen 102 

Emmons, H. E 37 

Emmons, L. C 21 

Enders, W 55 

Engel, F 75 

Esselstyn, Helen M 97 

Estabrook, J. N 21, 50 

Eustace, H. J 15, 70, 112 

Evans, E. A 29 

Evert, J. F 42 

Ewing, G. E 57 

Fairbanks, O. W 97 

Fairchild, G. T 10, 28 

Fairfield. E. B 32 

Falconer. A. E 85 

Fargo. H. D 72 

Farley, F. A 85 

Farmer, M. D 102 

Farr, G. A 32 

Farrand, Bell S 21, 85 

Farrand, Harriet A 73 

Faunce, B. A 29 

Feldkamp, Cora L 26, 81 

Felker, P. H 21, 33. 109 

Felton, Winifred E 106 

Ferguson, J. J 21 

Ferguson, Maud E 93 

Ferguson, Mildred G 102 

Ferguson, R. E 81 

Fernand, J. J. G. 21 

Ferris, C. E 53 

Fimple, L. P. R 64 

Finley, J. P 34,110 



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Fish, A. E 21 

Fisher, R. S. C 62 

Fisher, S. S 97 

Fisk, A. A 81 

Fisk, J. E 85 

Fiske, L. R 9 

Fletcher, E. J 43 

Fletcher, S. W 15 

Flint, P. N 78 

Flower, G. L,. 52 

Flower, Mrs. T 50 

Flynn. W. H 68 

Ford, C. C 81 

Ford, Mrs. C. C 81 

Ford, P. N 21 

Foreman, C. J 26, 60, 110 

Foster, F. 21, 76 

Foster, J. F 53 

Foster, Jessie J 55 

Fowler, Mrs. J. T 94 

Fowler, E. C 89 

Fowler, R. C 81 

Fox, F. C 73 

Fox, W. A 55 

Frace, G. H 62 

Prance, J. G 106 

Francis. H. L. 85 

Francisco, G. D 73 

Eraser, H. R 102 

Eraser, J. A 76 

Fraser, W. E 32 

Frazer, Elizabeth J 106 

Frazer, J. T 33, 1.09 

Frazer, W. D 97 

Frazer, Mrs W. D 97 

Free, F. J 50 

Freedman. Blanche 85 

Freeman, E. J 57 

Freeman, J. H 54 

French. Carrie M 49 

French, G. S 47 

French, Mrs. H 81 

French, H. T 26, 46, 110 

French, Mrs. H. T 49 

French. W. H 15 

Frey, C. M 106 

Freyhofer, Louise 21 

Fritz, W. 37 

Frutig, A 106 

Fryman, G. R 81 

Fuger, F. W 15 

Fuller, G. B 69 

Fuller, Grace L 55 

Fuller, H. B 57 

Fuller, L. S 21, 9? 

Fuller, Mina B 73 

Fulton, M. W 21, 62 

Fulton, S. H 65 



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